EAA & ADA Hub
The accessibility law that reaches your app
Two jurisdictions, two completely different mechanisms. Europe writes the requirement down and names who is exempt. The United States mostly leaves it to courts, and the numbers you are quoted about it are usually measuring something else. These guides are plain-language and practical, none of them are legal advice, and they say plainly where the law does not reach you — which is most of the reason to trust the rest.
Am I exempt from the EAA?
Four questions — sector, EU sales, headcount, turnover — and an honest answer, including the answer that you are not covered.
Read → EU · EAAEAA for mobile apps
What the Act requires of a mobile app, how it maps to WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549, and who is exempt.
Read → EU · EAAEAA fines by country
Reported penalty ranges across EU member states, and why "per product" matters for apps.
Read → US · ADAADA & mobile lawsuits — what the filings actually claim
The statistic you have been quoted is a website count. What the Title II rule says about apps, which circuits disagree about Title III, and what Robles v. Domino’s actually held.
Read →Coming soon
- WCAG 2.2 mobile checklist
- EN 301 549 vs. WCAG: the mapping that matters