Accessibility & compliance

Websites everyone can use.

We bring websites in line with legal requirements, above all accessibility. Contrast, focus, keyboard and screen reader support aren't extras, they're part of building.

  • Contrast, focus, keyboard and screen reader support
  • Prepare legal notice and privacy policy
  • Accessibility statement for your website

This is not legal advice. For legal questions we recommend consulting your lawyer.

Discuss accessibilityOur accessibility statement

Scope

What we check and build.

  • Contrast and legibility

    Text and background reach at least 4.5 : 1 (WCAG AA), large type 3 : 1. We calculate instead of guessing.

  • Keyboard and focus

    Everything works without a mouse; the focus ring is visible and never hidden behind fixed elements.

  • Screen readers and structure

    Page regions, heading hierarchy and alternative text, so content is understood without the image.

  • Motion in moderation

    Animations can be paused and drop out with “reduce motion”. Nothing flashes, nothing keeps running by itself.

  • Legal notice, privacy, statement

    We prepare the legal notice and privacy policy and write the accessibility statement for your site. We can't provide binding legal advice.

A website everyone can use reaches more people.

This site is our proof

Claims are easy. So we measured our own site, as of 11 November 2026.

  • 0requests to third parties: no trackers, no external fonts
  • 0cookies, which is why there is no cookie banner
  • < 300 KBfor the first view of the home page, uncompressed
  • ≥ 5.2 : 1text contrast, 4.5 : 1 is required (WCAG AA)

Read the accessibility statement

FAQ

Good to know.

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Does my website have to be accessible?

In Austria, the Accessibility Act (Barrierefreiheitsgesetz, BaFG), which implements the European Accessibility Act, has applied since 28 June 2025. According to the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, it mainly concerns websites and apps through which consumers order or book something, such as web shops or online appointment booking. Pure information sites and purely B2B offerings are reportedly not covered, and there is an exemption for micro-enterprises that provide services (as of November 2026).

Whether this applies to your business can only be settled by legal advice; the Chamber's information page (in German) gives a first overview. Regardless of the law, accessible websites are easier for everyone to use and a quality mark your customers will feel.

Will my website be legally safe afterwards?

We implement accessibility carefully and prepare the legal notice and privacy policy. We can't provide binding legal advice. For legal questions we recommend consulting your lawyer.

Can you rework an existing website?

Yes. We review load time, typography, structure, and accessibility section by section and decide together with you what stays, what changes, and what is built new.

Next

Let us check your website together.

In the free initial consultation we clarify where your site stands today and what is worth doing.

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