Ebook Accessibility and Consumer Rights – What Does the New Law Change?
In this interview, we talk with Dr Edyta Zduńska-Leseux about new regulations on the accessibility of products and services and how they affect consumer rights, including the rights of ebook readers.
The interview was recorded at the end of 2025 and discusses regulations resulting from the European Accessibility Act and the Polish law implementing this directive. These regulations expand consumer rights regarding the accessibility of products and services.
In the interview, we discuss questions such as:
How do the new regulations affect consumer rights?
Who can benefit from the new regulations?
What can consumers do if a digital service or an ebook is not accessible?
What does the complaint process look like?
Our guest is Dr Edyta Zduńska-Leseux – researcher, lecturer and accessibility ambassador at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH).
The conversation is hosted by Ewelina Szyszkowska from Have a Book.
The interview was recorded in Polish.
About the Author
Elena Bugrova
Digital Content Designer Have a Book
Has an IT degree (specialising in graphic design) from the WSB Merito University in Gdańsk. Creates websites and designs graphics and user interface (UI/UX). At Have a Book, she creates digital projects, including ebooks. She focuses more and more on digital accessibility - she recognizes the need to design websites and publications accessible for all users and keeps learning about this issue. In cooperation with representatives of the Foundation for Polish Blind and Visually Impaired Individuals “Trakt”, she prepares publications on ebook accessibility for the Have a Book blog.
