Disclosure components
Six accessible patterns in plain HTML/CSS/JS and React: first-interaction, persistent identity, generated-content, image/video, audio, and public-interest text.
Article 50 UX implementation pack · v1.0
Accessible disclosure components, copy, QA evidence, and a local-only configurator for product teams implementing an Article 50 decision.
Operational templates, not legal advice, an applicability opinion, or a compliance certification.
It can make mistakes. A person reviews escalated requests.
Why this exists now
Article 50’s transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026. The official text calls for clear, distinguishable information by the first interaction or exposure, conforming to applicable accessibility requirements.
This pack does not decide scope. It helps a product team turn an already-made decision into visible UI, usable copy, test evidence, and a technical handoff.
Free working preview
The paid pack includes the complete source, additional variants, accessibility notes, and implementation evidence.
It can make mistakes. A person reviews escalated requests.
Placement noteShow before or at the first interaction, then keep an AI identity badge visible.
This demo runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Inside the ZIP
Six accessible patterns in plain HTML/CSS/JS and React: first-interaction, persistent identity, generated-content, image/video, audio, and public-interest text.
Concise, standard, cautious, and brand-neutral variants with implementation notes—ready to adapt, never presented as legal language.
Choose a surface and tone, then copy a disclosure pattern. It runs in the browser without accounts, uploads, storage, or telemetry.
A test plan, screenshot checklist, AI-surface inventory, implementation evidence register, and a filled fictional SaaS example.
Keyboard, screen reader, timing, contrast, captions, audible alternatives, reduced motion, and clear first-exposure placement.
Machine-readable marking questions, vendor due-diligence prompts, source map, and a 30-minute implementation path.
30-minute path
Name the AI surface and the already-decided disclosure requirement.
Select the closest UI and copy pattern; adapt it to the product voice.
Drop in plain HTML/CSS or the React component without a new dependency.
Run the accessibility and placement checks; save the evidence register.
One-time purchase
Built for business use. Secure checkout and automatic delivery are handled by Stripe and Zimare Labs.
Company
For one legal entity and its internal product team.
Review the Pack License. By paying, you agree to its Company License terms; mandatory rights are not waived.
Studio / agency
For one studio or agency implementing for client projects.
Review the Pack License. By paying, you agree to its Studio/Agency License terms; mandatory rights are not waived.
USD · business purchases only · checkout opens on Stripe · download link shown after payment and emailed to the buyer
The boundary matters
UI source, copy variants, placement notes, accessibility checks, QA tests, evidence fields, vendor questions, and official-source links.
Applicability analysis, legal advice, audit, certification, counsel review, machine-readable provenance technology, or a guarantee of compliance.
Before you buy
No. Applicability is a legal and factual decision for your organization and advisers. The pack starts after your team has identified an in-scope surface and needs to implement the UI, copy, testing, and evidence.
No. The pack is an implementation aid, not a legal opinion, audit, certification, conformity assessment, or guarantee. Other EU, national, accessibility, consumer, privacy, and sector rules may also apply.
Everything. The source is intentionally plain: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Markdown, and CSV. No proprietary design tool or hosted account is required.
It allows one studio or agency to reuse and adapt the pack across its client implementations. It does not allow reselling the pack itself, publishing the source as a template, or transferring the license to a client. Read the complete Pack License before purchase.
Email support covers download problems, file corruption, and factual errata. Custom implementation, legal review, applicability analysis, and client consulting are not included.
Business purchases are refundable for duplicate charges, failed delivery, or materially defective files. Before downloading, you may request a refund within 14 days. After download, refunds are limited to those cases or rights required by law. The Pack License contains the complete refund boundary and does not limit mandatory consumer rights.