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PRIORITY REQUESTS · AUDIT AND IMPLEMENTATION
Urgent website updates for European Funds requirements and WCAG
Running an EU-funded project? We review your website for digital accessibility, project branding, programme-specific information and technical issues. We prepare a remediation plan and help implement the necessary changes promptly.
- Accessibility and content review
- Updates to your existing website
- EU-funded projects 2021–2027
- Priority delivery subject to availability
EU funding and WCAG
Does your website need attention?
From an individual defect to a modernisation plan. We identify barriers to using your website and the requirements in your project documentation.
Contrast, headings and keyboard access
We review readability, content hierarchy, focus and navigation without a mouse, then address the agreed interface barriers.
Incomplete EU project information
We compare the project page with its documentation and organise missing details about activities, audiences and funding.
Incorrect project branding
We check the required combination of marks, proportions, visibility and funding acknowledgement against the programme materials.
Broken links and forms
We test contact journeys, validation and error messages, then fix technical obstacles that prevent people from using the website.
Poor mobile readability
We improve layout, content enlargement, interactive target sizes and scrolling on smaller screens.
2021–2027 · FESL · FENG
European Funds 2021–2027: the information that matters
We review the website against your specific project, not a universal checklist. The funding agreement, programme rules and applicable communication guidance determine the requirements.
- European Funds for Śląskie 2021–2027
- FESL.10.03 – SME support for transformation
- Projects supporting craft business development
- Other regional programmes
- FENG and other EU programmes
We consult the official communication rules and the handbook applicable since May 2026. We confirm the marks and final information requirements against your project documents.
What project information do we check?
- Project title
- Objectives, tasks and activities
- Target groups
- Project results
- Total project value
- European Funds contribution
- Required marks and graphic identifiers
- Visibility and readability of the funding acknowledgement
WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 AA
WCAG audits and remediation: beyond a scanner score
We agree an assessment scope with reference to WCAG 2.1 or 2.2, level AA. Automated checks are combined with manual testing of relevant pages and user journeys.
- Alternative text
- Heading hierarchy
- Text contrast
- Keyboard navigation
- Visible focus
- Form labels
- Error messages
- Semantic HTML
- ARIA and accessible names
- Responsive layout and zoom
- Documents and PDFs within the agreed scope
- Automated and manual testing
An automated WAVE report is not equivalent to a full WCAG audit. Tools cannot assess every barrier; manual testing and contextual judgement are also required.
EU funding and WCAG
Request priority deliveryFacing an urgent website correction deadline?
If you have received website feedback, a documentation deadline is approaching or your project information needs organising, contact SmartCodeIT. We will assess the work and check whether priority delivery is available.
We confirm start and completion dates after reviewing your enquiry. Submitting the form does not reserve a delivery slot.
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Audit, remediation plan and implementation in one place
Audit, documentation and implementation scopes are agreed individually. Pricing follows a review of the website and requirements.
- 01
Review the website and project requirements
We review the website address, project scope, institution feedback and deadline, then agree access arrangements and acceptance criteria.
- 02
Issue report and remediation plan
We prioritise findings by impact and urgency, identify dependencies and propose an implementation scope.
- 03
Implement the agreed fixes
We deliver approved changes with security, backups and technical constraints in mind.
- 04
Re-test and hand over the results
We test corrected elements and provide a change summary, findings and any remaining limitations.
EU funding and WCAG
You may not need a new website
First, we check what can be repaired safely. We update existing websites where the technology, code access and maintenance condition support the agreed changes.
- Correct a single project page
- Address WCAG issues across the website
- Repair forms and interactive elements
- Complete project branding and content
- Rebuild or modernise where the technology requires it
Questions before submitting your website
Must every EU beneficiary website meet WCAG?
A grant alone does not establish the answer. We review the organisation's status, agreement, accessibility standards and programme requirements. We agree the WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA scope before starting. Legal uncertainties should be confirmed with a qualified adviser or the relevant institution.
What grant information should appear on the website?
We review the title, objectives, tasks, audiences, results, total project value, European Funds contribution and required marks. The final list depends on the programme and agreement. We use current official materials, including the handbook applicable since May 2026.
Can you update only the European Funds project page?
Yes, if that is the agreed scope. We also review shared elements such as navigation or the footer where they affect that page's accessibility and readability. We do not extend the work without agreement.
Does the website need to be rebuilt?
Not always. We assess the current website first. A rebuild is proposed when technical, security or accessibility constraints prevent a reasonable repair and maintenance approach.
How soon can urgent fixes start?
After receiving the website address, feedback and required deadline, we assess the scope and team availability. Dates are confirmed individually. We do not guarantee a start or completion within a fixed number of hours.
Is a WAVE report sufficient to confirm accessibility?
No. WAVE identifies some issues automatically but does not replace keyboard testing, content assessment, user-journey review and other manual tests. An audit report should clearly state its coverage and limitations.
Receiving a grant does not automatically subject a private company to every obligation under Poland's public-sector digital accessibility law. Requirements may arise from the agreement, programme standards or other laws applicable to the service. We provide technical support, not legal advice or a guarantee of acceptance by the funding institution. SmartCodeIT is not an EU institution or programme representative.
EU funding and WCAG
Request a website review
Provide the website address, describe any feedback and specify the deadline. Do not submit passwords, access credentials or confidential project documents.
We confirm start and completion dates after reviewing your enquiry. Submitting the form does not reserve a delivery slot.
kontakt@smartcodeit.pl+48 882 121 238Sources and assessment basis
- Communication rules and information and promotion handbook
- Official European Funds FAQ
- WCAG — W3C standard
- W3C: evaluation tool capabilities and limitations
- Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs: accessibility legislation
Sources checked: 21 October 2026. We confirm requirements applicable to your project before work is commissioned.