EU Accessibility act · WCAG 2.2 AA · SDLC & Governance
From reactive audits to EAA-proof digital quality by design
Allxs helps product, engineering and compliance teams move away from last-minute accessibility fixes.
We embed EAA and WCAG requirements into your design system, SDLC and procurement so that accessibility becomes a repeatable quality outcome, not an emergency project.

Start Designing for Everyone
Most companies treat accessibility as a final check, a yearly audit followed by a costly scramble to fix bugs.
Don’t just pass the audit, build a product that works by design.
With the EU Accessibility Act (EAA) now in force, “compliance by patch” is a liability.

The Audit Trap
Relying on audits alone creates a cycle of predictable failure:
- Legal Risk: Audits don’t stop complaints, systemic accessibility does.
- High Costs: Fixing bugs after launch is 30x more expensive.
- Wasted Effort: The same errors reappear in every new release.
Move from Reactive to Proactive
Shift accessibility from a “last-minute task” to a “core quality standard.”
- Design-In Quality: Fix patterns and flows, not just pages.
- Empower Teams: Turn developers and designers into experts.
- De-risk the EAA: Make compliance a natural outcome of your workflow.
How Allxs works with your teams
Allxs is not a generic consultancy dropping a one-off report.
We work alongside your teams to embed accessibility into the systems that already run your digital delivery: your SDLC, design system, governance and procurement.

Discuss your EAA and accessibility roadmap
Whether you already run audits or are just starting to map your obligations, a short conversation can clarify what “accessibility by design” would mean in your context.
Contact me through my LinkedIn page, or e-mail: jake.abma@allxs.tech.
Ideal for Heads of Digital, Product, Engineering, Compliance and Procurement working on EAA, WCAG or accessibility governance.
Contact
Email: info@allxs.tech
LinkedIn: Connect on LinkedIn
Typical next step
A short call to map scope, timelines and stakeholders, followed by a concise proposal in plain language.












