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Accessibility (BFSG)

Since 28 June 2025, the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) has been in force. Many websites through which consumers book, order or enter into contracts must now be accessible. I audit your website, fix the barriers directly in the code and document the result.

  • Accessibility audit with issue report
  • Fixes in the code, not an overlay widget
  • Accessibility statement
  • Before/after report
  • Accessibility audit from €490 (credited)
  • Implementation incl. accessibility statement from €1,390
Accessibility (BFSG)
My process

How I work

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01

Audit

Automated and manual testing (keyboard, screen reader, zoom, contrast, forms). You receive a clear report with a prioritised list of issues.

02

Implementation

I fix the barriers in the code and design.

03

Accessibility statement

Written for your website.

04

Follow-up audit

The same test as at the start, so you can see the difference in black and white.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about accessibility

If you offer services online to consumers (e.g. booking, shop) and do not fall under the micro-enterprise exemption, very likely. Legal advice can confirm this for your case.

The audit usually takes a few days; implementation 1–3 weeks depending on scope.

In most cases, no. Many barriers can be fixed within your existing website.

A page on your website describing how accessible it is, any known limitations and how users can report barriers.

The BFSG mainly applies to digital services for consumers – such as online shops, online booking or concluding contracts via a website. Micro-enterprises with fewer than 10 employees and an annual turnover of no more than €2 million are exempt for services. Whether your offer is affected in your specific case can only be confirmed by legal advice. Accessibility pays off even without an obligation: more people can use your website.

Widgets added via a script do not change your website's code. The barriers remain. I fix the causes.

I implement accessibility technically according to WCAG 2.1 AA. This does not constitute legal advice; for legal questions about the BFSG I work with a law firm specialising in IT law where needed.
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