Since June 2025 the European Accessibility Act (EAA) asks many online shops and service websites to publish an accessibility statement and to give visitors a way to report barriers. Public sector websites in the EU have the same duty, and many other organizations follow the same practice voluntarily.
Most accessibility plugins add an “overlay” toolbar on top of your site. Accessibility experts and many people with disabilities advise against overlays, because they do not fix the underlying problems. Equivora takes the honest route and helps you with the three things that actually matter:
aria-describedby, errors announced to screen readers, focus moved to the result, works with keyboard only and without JavaScript.Equivora helps you document and improve accessibility. It is not legal advice, and no plugin can make a website accessible by itself. Automated checks find only part of all problems, so keep testing with a keyboard and a screen reader.