Accessibility Audit
Stricter requirements for digital accessibility will apply from 2025. With our accessibility audit, we check whether your digital offerings - from websites to other online services - are accessible and show you what measures are still required. This ensures you remain legally compliant and make your services accessible to everyone.
Why you need an accessibility audit now
From June 2025, operators of online services must ensure that their websites, online shops, web applications and other online services are also easily accessible for people with sensory or motor impairments in accordance with the Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG). This includes, among other things, adjustments to the design and functionality so that texts are easier to read or can be read aloud to enable people with visual impairments to shop easily or use other online services. In principle, every person should be able to use at least two senses to access information and services available online.
Those who act now will secure a clear competitive advantage and long-term success.We make accessibility measurable - our services at a glance
We offer you a thorough and systematic analysis of your website.
We identify existing barriers and create the ideal basis for targeted improvements.
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Automated analysis with special test tools
These tools identify basic accessibility problems and provide initial insights into the accessibility of the website.Manual, comprehensive review of your online offering
Our experts thoroughly check the website for accessibility in accordance with the requirements of the BFSG regulation. This includes an assessment of the design, layout, navigation, interactivity and accessibility of information.Detailed audit report on the results
The report contains detailed information about the accessibility issues found, including screenshots and descriptions of the issues.Action plan with recommendations for action
This plan offers concrete suggestions for remedying the identified problems and improving the accessibility of the website.
Accessibility Audit
6.000,00 €
for 1 Layout and 6 templates*
*A layout comprises the areas header, footer, navigation, service navigation, breadcrumb, sidebar, search bar and exclusive main content. The main content is represented by page templates. Using the online shop as an example, six page templates can be the start page, product lists / category lists, search results page including dynamic filters, a product detail page layout, account area overview and checkout. This includes dynamic and interactive elements such as call-to-actions, simple forms, banner sliders or simple overlays. An e-commerce checkout is a special case. Checkout processes usually consist of several page templates, which are included up to a maximum of three sub-page templates. Other page templates can be additional special content pages or functional components, such as wish lists, watch lists, comparison functions, maps, a blog function, various forms, customised self-service pages, checkout pages that deviate from the contextual standard, as well as extensive or complex modal windows.
We would like to point out that content checks within the meaning of the Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG) are not part of our audit. This includes, for example, analysing texts with regard to the use of unexplained abbreviations, technical terms or foreign words.Accessibility is our mission - we are your experts!
Accessibility means more than just fulfilling legal requirements - it is an expression of inclusion and digital participation. As a service provider in e-commerce, we see it as our responsibility to break down digital barriers. With deeply rooted values such as equal opportunities and equal rights in our corporate culture, we have been addressing the issue of accessibility for online services for years.
Our audits are based on the requirements of the Barrier-Free Strengthening Act (BFSG), the Disability Equality Act (BGG), the Barrier-Free Information Technology Ordinance (BITV 2.0), the European standard EN 301 549, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1) and the PDF/UA standard. Thanks to our experience from numerous e-commerce projects, we have the necessary expertise to provide you with optimal support along the way. We combine state-of-the-art testing methods with manual expertise to develop practical and feasible solutions.
With us at your side, accessibility becomes a tangible reality - customised, effective and sustainable.
More information about the Accessibility Reinforcement Act
When does the Accessibility Reinforcement Act come into force, which companies are affected and what criteria must be met? We answer these and many other questions in our comprehensive blog post on the Accessibility Reinforcement Act.
Feel free to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.
Any questions - FAQ
An accessibility audit consists of several steps:
- Automated analysis: Specialised tools are used to check your website for your website for common accessibility standards (e.g. WCAG 2.1).
- Manual check: Our experts check important areas of your website of your website that automated tools cannot capture, such as usability for screen readers or usability for screen readers or keyboard navigation.
- Preparation of an audit report: You will receive a detailed documentation of the barriers found, including concrete examples and explanations.
- Recommendations for improvements: We create an action plan action plan with clear action steps to resolve the identified problems. resolve the identified problems.
