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Swedish law requiring the public sector to comply with web accessibility standards based on the EU's Web Accessibility Directive.

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A 301 549
AI-Based Accessibility
ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)
ARIA labels usage
Accessibility Audit
Accessibility Audit
Accessibility Statement
Accessibility Statement Template
Accessibility as a competitive advantage
Alt-captions for images
Alt-text guide
Assistive device compatibility
Audience Expansion Accessibility
Auditory Accessibility
Automated testing availability
Available PDF documents
Available PDF documents step-by-step
Business benefits of digital accessibility
CSR Availability
Cognitive Accessibility
Cognitive accessibility design
Color contrast WCAG
Common Accessibility Shortcomings
Convention on the Rights of Functioning (CRPD)
DOS Law
Digital Inclusion
Digital exclusion
Digital participation
Disability statistics
Discrimination Act
EAA (European Accessibility Act)
EAA Exemption for Small Businesses
EN 301 549 standard
European Accessibility Act
Inclusive design principles
Keyboard navigation
Keyboard navigation guide
Manual accessibility testing
Motor accessibility
Penalties in case of lack of availability
Progressive Enhancement
Public Procurement Accessibility
ROI Availability
Regulatory Authority Digital Accessibility
Responsive accessibility
Responsive design and accessibility
Sanctions availability
Screen reader
Screen reader optimization
Semantic HTML
Semantic HTML structure
Universal design (Universal Design)
User Experience Accessibility
User tests for accessibility
VisualAccessibility
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)
WCAG 2.1 vs WCAG 2.2
WCAG contrast requirements
Web Accessibility Directive
Web Accessibility Directive (WAD)
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