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Law 26,653 - Argentina’s Web Accessibility Law Explained

If your website targets Argentine users or operates in Argentina, you should know about Law No. 26,653 and Decree 656/2019, which establish mandatory accessibility standards for public and private sector websites. The law requires content to be perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust—based on WCAG 2.0 Level AA guidelines—to accommodate users with visual, auditory, cognitive, and motor impairments. Websites must offer accessible forms, videos with captions, readable PDFs, keyboard navigation, and consistent design layouts. Government agencies were initially prioritized, but private companies offering services to the public must also follow accessibility requirements or risk legal complaints and public sanctions. The enforcement authority is Argentina’s National Advisory Commission for the Integration of Persons with Disabilities (CONADIS), which monitors implementation and can issue corrective actions. What You’ll Learn: 0:20 What is Argentina’s Web Accessibility Law? 0:33 Timeline 0:45 What Businesses Are Affected? 0:54 Exemptions 1:05 Responsibilities for Businesses 1:26 Specific Responsibilities for Websites 1:48 Additional Requirements 2:01 Individual Rights 2:14 Enforcement Argentina’s approach focuses on inclusion, removing digital barriers, and aligning with international standards to guarantee equal access for persons with disabilities. Companies that don’t comply may face legal consequences and reputational damage. 👉 Learn more at: https://www.clym.io/regulations/argen... 🔎 Want to test your website’s accessibility? https://clym.io/web-compliance-scanner 🚀 Try Clym free for 14 days: https://clym.io/pricing 📞 Talk to an expert: https://meetings.hubspot.com/clym/spe... Key Takeaways: Applies to both public entities and private companies offering services to the public. Requires WCAG 2.0 Level AA conformity. Accessibility applies to websites, forms, documents, and multimedia. Complaints can lead to corrective actions or penalties. #ArgentinaAccessibilityLaw #Ley26653 #WebAccessibility #DigitalInclusion #WebsiteAccessibility #AccessibleDesign #InclusiveTechnology #AccessibilityStandards #WCAG2 #KeyboardNavigation #AccessibilityCompliance #DisabilityRights #ArgentinaLaw #AccessibleWeb