Access Lens - Accessibility & EAA Check

About this plugin

Access·Lens turns your Figma file into a passing WCAG 2.1 AA + European Accessibility Act conformance check, before a single line of code is written.WHY THIS MATTERS NOWThe EAA (Directive 2019/882) takes effect 28 June 2025. It covers 109 million Europeans with disabilities today, projected to reach 142 million by 2050. 85% of Europeans want the right to seek sanctions against non-compliant providers (Eurobarometer). National fines reach up to €100,000 per breach (Germany BFSG). The European Commission's own Impact Assessment estimates that making products fully accessible costs 1 to 2 percent of total dev cost, but only when caught at design time.WHAT IT CHECKS (FREE)- Text contrast on solid backgrounds (WCAG 1.4.3)- Body text below 12 px (1.4.4)- Interactive targets smaller than 24 × 24 and 44 × 44 (2.5.8 / 2.5.5)- Components without descriptions (4.1.2)- Image fills without alt-text annotation (1.1.1)- Heading-level skips in named layers H1, H2, H3 (1.3.1)- Default frame names on top-level frames (4.1.2)REGULATORY ALIGNMENT- WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA success criteria- EN 301 549 V3.2.1 §9 (Web) and §11 (Software), the EU harmonised standard- EAA Directive 2019/882 Annex I Sections I, III, VII (Functional Performance Criteria)- OAW v2 / UNE-EN 301 549:2022 methodology, Spanish public-sector audit standard- ANED 2012 three-tier classification: general obligation, specific requirement, detailed technical specificationFUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE CRITERIA COVEREDEAA Annex I §VII categorises user needs into 11 functional categories. Access·Lens maps every finding to the relevant ones:- Usage without vision, with limited vision, without perception of colour- Usage without hearing, with limited hearing- Usage without vocal capability- Usage with limited manipulation or strength, with limited reach- Minimising photosensitive-seizure triggers- Usage with limited cognition- Privacy of accessibility features (manual-review only, no WCAG mapping)ONE-CLICK FIXES (PRO · €19/year launch, regular €39/year, billed annually)- Contrast fix, suggests an AA-passing colour and applies it- Resize tap targets to 44 × 44 with one click- Bump tiny text to 14 px- Rename heading-skip layers automatically- Apply-all batch fixes across a whole frameEXPORTS- JSON, per-finding feed for tooling- PDF, stakeholder-ready compliance summary- Excel, developer-grade triage table- Formal EAA Compliance Report (Pro), OAW v2 + EN 301 549 V3.2.1 + Annex I §VII Functional Performance Criteria mapping + 8-row Documentation Trail + 12 EU country profilesWHY USE IT- Catches accessibility bugs in the design, where they are cheap to fix- Click a finding to jump straight to the offending node- Cross-walks every rule to its EAA Annex I clause and EN 301 549 §- Same Pro key works in the Access·Lens web app- Privacy-first, nothing leaves your Figma desktop clientGET STARTED1. Run the plugin from any Figma file: Plugins → Access·Lens2. Choose scope: Selection, Current page, or Whole file3. Review findings, click any to jump to the node4. Go Pro to apply auto-fixes and download the EAA reportPRO IS AN ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION€19/year launch price (regular €39/year), billed annually, cancel anytime. PayPal or any debit/credit card. No PayPal account required.LEARN MORE- EAA & compliance guide: https://access-lens.com/eaa.html- Web app (free audit by URL): https://access-lens.comSOURCESThe Access·Lens methodology draws on the European Commission's EAA Impact Assessment (SWD(2015) 264 final) and the ANED 2012 national-requirements survey. Citation strings and the harmonised-standard footprint are exposed in every report.