Reference pieces on accessibility and website compliance. Built from my audit notes and client work, drafted with AI, checked and edited by me.
The facts, the ranking and the fixes come from audits I have run and from client work. A model helped me turn notes into prose.
Every claim was checked against the source before publishing, and I keep a "last reviewed" date on each guide so you can see when I last did that.
Field notes are different: those I write myself. When one started as my own notes and a model helped with the first draft, the post says so.
How @belikenikola/wcag-audit went from a script I ran for clients to an npm package with a library API, a pluggable browser launcher, and a serverless Chromium deployment inside Alfa Audit. What axe-core can prove, what it can't, and how to use the CLI in CI without it blocking every merge.
Privacy policy, cookie policy, terms, returns, accessibility statement. Which ones apply to you, what each has to contain, what GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement really looks like for small businesses, and how to get the documents without paying a lawyer for boilerplate.
Six issues account for 96% of all accessibility errors on the web. Here are the ten failures that show up in nearly every audit I run, what each one means for a real person, and the exact code change that fixes it.
The EAA has applied since 28 June 2025. Here's who is actually in scope, what 'WCAG 2.1 AA' means in practice, how Sweden enforces it, and the three things to do this quarter if you sell anything online in the EU.
The guides explain the rules. The compliance hub has a free 60-second check and the two tools I co-build to fix what it finds.
