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Eleven Ways

Ghent, Belgium

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Eleven Ways BV is a Belgian digital accessibility company established in Ghent and internationally active, with a website in Dutch, English and French. It audits websites and apps against WCAG and the European Accessibility Act, runs user research with people with disabilities, operates a Digital Accessibility Empathy Lab, trains developers, designers, content writers and managers, and offers a service desk. The site states IAAP certification, 150+ websites and apps tested, 500+ professionals trained, and clients in government, start-ups and fintech.

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Working languages
nl, en
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Belgium
Industries
Public sector, Banking & finance
Last verified
2026-08-04

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