Legal overall assessment and user testing under the accessibility act (LPTT)
Meet our lawyer, Dennis Ivarsson
Dennis Ivarsson is a lawyer specialising in digital accessibility and technical regulatory compliance. He combines legal expertise with a deep understanding of web technology and WCAG standards, so he can turn legal requirements into practical solutions that work in reality. Selma works with Dennis on legal review and interpretation of the accessibility act. That gives our customers a rare combination of legal and technical knowledge, and the confidence that both the legal requirements and the technical conditions are in place.
Are you unsure how the new accessibility act affects your company?
The act on digital accessibility sets out general requirements for certain types of organisations and websites, but how it should be interpreted in your particular case can vary. In general it covers public bodies and many private businesses, especially if they offer services to the public digitally. Do you want to know exactly how the act applies to your business? We recommend that you contact us for a legal assessment tailored to your situation.
Have you been contacted by the supervisory authority about a review starting?
If a supervisory authority starts a review, they usually send a request for information or a notice that they want to go through your website. After that comes a process in which the authority may ask questions, request documentation, and issue recommendations or requirements for action. Exactly how this works, and which steps follow, depends on the situation. Get in touch and we can go through the process and advise you based on your case.
Legal guidance
We offer legal expertise in digital accessibility and support in contacts with authorities, to help you understand and handle accessibility requirements.
Legal overall assessment
A good fit for companies that want to make sure they comply.
What's included
Everything you need for a legal review:
- An assessment of whether your organisation is covered by the act
- A review of the website's compliance with WCAG 2.2 AA
- A written opinion from a lawyer
- A manual user test of the website's accessibility
Support when a supervisory authority gets in touch
What's included
- A review of the authority's questions or requirements
- An analysis of the website's status and any shortcomings
- Legal advice before you reply and take action
- Written material for the dialogue with the authority