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Accessibility statement generator

For websites and online shops covered by the European Accessibility Act (Directive (EU) 2019/882, applicable since 28 June 2025). The questionnaire has 7 parts; the preview follows Annex V, updates with each answer and exports to Word, HTML or Markdown. The French (RGAA) and German (BFSG) versions are on the FR and DE pages.

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  • EAA Annex V structure
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Questionnaire

This tool formats your answers; it does not test your website and guarantees no conformity. What you publish must reflect your real situation.

1. Your situation (indicative)
Are you a public sector body (administration, local authority, public institution)?Public sector bodies fall under other rules (Directive 2016/2102 and its national transpositions).
Do you provide an online service to consumers covered by the European Accessibility Act?For example: e-commerce, consumer banking, e-books, passenger transport (websites, apps, ticketing), electronic communications.
Staff
Annual turnover or annual balance sheet total of €2 million or less?Only one of the two needs to be under the threshold.
France only: average turnover in France above €250 million?Average of the last three financial years (decree 2019-768, art. 2); above it, article 47 of law 2005-102 requires the RGAA statement and multi-year plan.
2. Organisation and website
e.g. https://www.example.com
3. Evaluation
Has accessibility been evaluated?
Person, team or provider
Only used by the French RGAA statement. This tool never computes a rate.
4. Non-accessible content
One per line, e.g. “Checkout cannot be completed with a keyboard.”
One per line, with the justification and, if possible, the alternative offered.
One per line, e.g. third-party content you neither fund nor control.
5. How this statement was prepared
e.g. HTML, CSS, JavaScript
One combination per line, e.g. “NVDA 2025.3 with Firefox 140”
One per line, e.g. “axe-core”
One per line: name and address
6. Service description (European Accessibility Act)
What the website offers, in plain sentences.
The steps in plain words, e.g. product search, cart, optional account, payment, email confirmation, delivery, returns.
Accessibility measures in placeTick only what has been checked.
One per line
e.g. phone ordering, email help within 2 working days.
How you make sure the service stays accessible (Annex V, point 3): tests before releases, yearly audit, handling feedback.
One per line: requirement, reason, date of assessment. Leave empty if none.
7. Action plan
One per line
One per line
One per line
One per line

Your answers

They stay on this device (browser local storage). You can save them to a file to continue elsewhere.

Document preview

Document to generate

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After the statement

  • Check the basics

    The 20-point self-check is done by hand on your key pages; the mini-test runs an HTML snippet through axe-core, in your browser.

  • Understand your obligations

    Fewer than 10 staff and at most €2 million in turnover or balance sheet total: the microenterprise exemption probably applies. The texts and fines are on the obligations and sources page.

  • Audit for companies in France only

    We sell our automated audit (€149 net) only to companies registered in France (SIREN). Elsewhere, the generator, the self-check and the mini-test stay free.

Do you sell products online? The General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) also requires safety information on every product listing: free GPSR product information generator.