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PRODUCT | Navigating digital accessibility standards in product development | JD Supra

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By Eshana Subherwal
| JD Supra
When it comes to compliance, digital accessibility has moved from the margins to the mainstream. For businesses supplying digital products globally, accessibility requirements are increasingly shaping design and development decisions. This shift is most visible in the European Union (EU), where the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and its supporting technical documents are embedding "accessibility by design" from the outset.
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PRODUCT | Navigating digital accessibility standards in product development

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By Valerie Kenyon, Christian Di Mauro, Eshana Subherwal
| A Matter of Law (Podcast)
When it comes to compliance, digital accessibility has moved from the margins to the mainstream. For businesses supplying digital products globally, accessibility requirements are increasingly shaping design and development decisions. This shift is most visible in the European Union (EU), where the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and its supporting technical documents are embedding “accessibility by design” from the outset.
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EU AI Act: accessibility as an emerging compliance requirement for high-risk AI systems - and a potential safety risk

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By Eshana Subherwal
| JD Supra
As organisations prepare for the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (the AI Act), much of the focus has been on risk classification, data governance, oversight, and transparency obligations. However, one requirement has received far less attention, but may have a real impact in practice: accessibility.
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