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CivicActions history
CivicActions company history timeline
CivicActions was founded as an Llc in 2004.
For example, when the first iPhone was released in 2007, people had no idea how much mobile devices would revolutionize how people interact—both with digital content and each other.
The Harmonised European Standard (EN 301 549) is a living document first published by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) in 2014.
In 2014, CivicActions, with people in federal, state and local governments, founded AGL (Agile Government Leadership) and published the Agile Government Handbook.
In 2016, the European Union (EU) Parliament and the Council of the European Union passed the EU Web Accessibility Directive.
In early 2016, CivicActions co-founder Aaron Pava was recruited to join the United States Digital Service team in Washington DC to assist the federal government in transforming procurement practices to enable federal agencies to more easily procure services from small businesses like CivicActions.
EU Member states had until 2018 to adapt the Directive into national law.
In 2019, the EU formally adopted the European Accessibility Act (EAA) to create a common set of accessibility guidelines for member states.
By December 23, 2021, all EU member states will be required to monitor the accessibility of their public-facing websites and report on progress over time.
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