What a wild image choice

With the description "At the studios of New Graphic in Dublin, designers work with clients to make their websites more accessible".

The new act means that any kind of digital product, be it a website, an app, or an ATM, needs to be accessible

Is there some kind of rulebook to follow or is this some kind of vague requirement like "be good in life"? If there isn't a checklist or something for people and companies to tick off, then I don't see how this will be successful.

Actually, I found the annexes on the page for the European Accessibility Act, but they aren't very specific. If I had to create an "accessible product", that annex would be of very little help as it states often "it has to be accessible".

Accessibility is very important, it's great that the EU cares, and this is a big step, but I can't help but feel it doesn't really hit the mark.