
Louëlla Creemers
Louëlla Creemers is a software developer from the Netherlands focusing on .NET, C#, and modern web technologies. She is active in the developer community as a teacher, content creator, blogger, and public speaker, with a focus on making advanced or new topics accessible to developers at all stages of their careers. Online, she enjoys sharing educational content and the occasional joke with an audience of over 30,000 developers.
Through her community involvement, Louëlla was awarded the Microsoft MVP title in 2023 in the Developer Technologies category. She is also a board member of the .NET Foundation and a mentor for her local CoderDojo.
Life After EAA: Maintaining Accessibility at Scale
React Day Berlin 2026
Upcoming
Life After EAA: Maintaining Accessibility at Scale

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is now the new normal, but the real work for web developers is often just beginning. As we are now in 2026, organizations across Europe are trying to find a way to build new features that are complying, and stay compliant to the WCAG guidelines.
In this session, we’ll go beyond the basics of EAA compliance to explore what it means to involve accessibility into every stage of the development lifecycle. We’ll cover advanced accessibility techniques, tools, and automation practices that help you integrate accessibility into CI/CD pipelines.
Through live demonstrations, you’ll see how to apply WCAG 2.1 standards using modern frameworks, test accessibility with tools like axe-core and Playwright, and fix common accessibility pitfalls developers still face.
By the end, you’ll know how to build, test, and maintain accessible web applications that stay compliant and user-friendly.
In this session, we’ll go beyond the basics of EAA compliance to explore what it means to involve accessibility into every stage of the development lifecycle. We’ll cover advanced accessibility techniques, tools, and automation practices that help you integrate accessibility into CI/CD pipelines.
Through live demonstrations, you’ll see how to apply WCAG 2.1 standards using modern frameworks, test accessibility with tools like axe-core and Playwright, and fix common accessibility pitfalls developers still face.
By the end, you’ll know how to build, test, and maintain accessible web applications that stay compliant and user-friendly.