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WCAG 2.2 extends the accessibility standard with 9 new success criteria. We show what changes and how e-commerce operators can implement the requirements technically.
The European Accessibility Act applies to many online shops. This article sorts the requirements by effort, shows the most common checkout barriers and where the obligation actually begins.
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