Q&A-style explainers on GDPR, EAA, ADA, WCAG, cookie consent, and tracking — written for SMB founders, marketers, and developers who need the real version, not the legal-blog version.
A website compliance audit checks accessibility, privacy, and tracking practices against the laws that apply where your visitors live. Here is the practical version for small and medium businesses.
A GDPR cookie audit checks consent before any non-essential cookie or tracker fires. Here is what regulators actually look for, the failures we see most often, and how to pass.
WCAG 2.1 AA is the standard cited by the EAA, ADA, UK Equality Act, and AODA. Here is what an audit actually checks, what only humans can verify, and the five fixes that move the needle on most SMB sites.
The EAA hits private companies in the EU from 28 June 2025. Here is the SMB-shaped version: who is in scope, who is exempt, and the four things you actually need to do.
A cookie banner audit checks design, defaults, dark patterns, and the behaviour of every script that fires on Accept, Reject, and Save preferences. Here is the 2026 checklist.
Tracking pixels share visitor data with ad networks the moment they fire. Here is what an audit checks, why pixels are the most-fined item on SMB sites, and how to keep them and stay compliant.
Germany, Austria, and Switzerland require an Impressum on every commercial website. Here is the legal basis, the field-by-field checklist, and the common failures that trigger Abmahnung letters.
ADA Title III website lawsuits hit a record 4,000+ in 2024. SMBs are the new target. Here is how the law applies, the WCAG 2.1 AA bar, and the realistic SMB defence plan.
EU, UK, US, and Canadian visitors trigger different laws. Here is the practical playbook for satisfying GDPR, EAA, ADA, UK Equality Act, AODA, and US state privacy laws with one programme.
Most "free compliance scanners" are lead-gen tools dressed as audits. Here is the difference between a useful free scan and a marketing trick — and what to do with the results.