The EQA says that your website must provide reasonable access as any other user would have. It focuses on equality of usage, not specification of how software o

The EQA says that your website must provide reasonable access as any other user would have. It focuses on equality of usage, not specification of how software or supporting software should meet it (a la WCAG) You said >Anyone who would make software with your framework would be in violation of several laws. Which just isn't true as there are ways you can comply with EQA without every underpinning library being accessibility-compliant.