Conformly Journal
EU accessibility law, in plain language
Source-grounded guides to the European Accessibility Act and how it’s actually enforced. We separate what the law says from what vendors invented — no scare figures, no “compliant” badges.
BFSG fines explained: what German accessibility non-compliance actually costs
Germany's BFSG caps fines at €100,000 — not the €250,000 figure that circulates in vendor marketing. Here's what the law really says, who enforces it now, and how a fine actually happens.
Read →How to write an EAA accessibility statement (without overclaiming)
Under EAA Article 13(2) and Annex V, your accessibility statement is a legal document — not a compliance badge. Here's what it must contain, and why 'fully compliant' is the trap to avoid.
Read →The EAA cure window: why a notice isn't a fine — and why that's not a reason to wait
EU accessibility enforcement almost always starts with a correction period, not a fine. But you don't control the clock, you don't always get one, and the window only protects you if you can prove you acted. Here's how the cure window really works.
Read →EU Accessibility Act Fines by Country (2026): What Non-Compliance Actually Costs
A clear, honestly sourced breakdown of EU Accessibility Act fines in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Ireland, and beyond — separating confirmed law from the numbers vendors invented.
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