Accessibility
is becoming
mandatory
From June 2025, the BFSG will require barrier-free digital solutions.
We'll show you how to meet the requirements and get started.
Digital accessibility as an obligation and an opportunity for 2025
What does it mean?
Digital accessibility means that websites, apps and other digital products can be used by all people - regardless of visual, hearing or motor impairments.
Why?
From June 28, 2025, the BFSG stipulates that digital products and services must be designed to be accessible. The aim is to create equal opportunities for all users and comply with legal requirements.
Advantages?
✓ Legal security
✓ Better UX
✓ SEO benefits
✓ New target groups
✓ Higher customer satisfaction
How we proceed:
Our Inclusive Design framework
Together we will discuss your path to digital accessibility.
Barriers are identified and clear measures defined.
You will receive a detailed analysis with specific measures and clear recommendations.
Together we plan the implementation of the audit measures.
From UX/UI to development - we realize accessible solutions.
Future security guaranteed through continuous support.
Your first step:
Request your free initial consultation
In our free initial consultation, we will introduce you to our accessibility audit and discuss together what an audit could look like for your company. We define the first steps and clarify which measures are necessary to implement accessible and legally compliant digital solutions.
These companies rely on our expertise
Thank you!
We will get in touch with you as soon as possible.
Frequently asked questions
- When does the legal obligation for accessibility apply?
From June 28, 2025, companies must implement the requirements of the Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG). This law transposes the provisions of the European Accessibility Act (EAA) into national law and requires accessible digital products and services.
- What exactly does digital accessibility mean?
Digital accessibility ensures that websites, apps and other digital products can be used by all people, including people with disabilities. This includes, for example, screen reader compatibility, clear navigation and high-contrast designs.
- Who must comply with the accessibility law?
The legal obligation applies to all companies that offer digital products or services in the EU. This includes providers of websites, online stores, apps, software solutions, cloud services, platforms as well as communication, banking, media and passenger transportation services. Small companies (with fewer than 10 employees and an annual turnover of less than EUR 2 million) are partially exempt.
- What standards do I have to meet?
The requirements are based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. These contain clear specifications for design, development and user-friendliness.
- How do I start making my product accessible?
The first step is our free quick check: we analyze where your product currently stands, identify weak points and create an individual strategy for implementation.
- What happens if I don't meet the requirements?
Companies risk legal consequences, penalties and potential loss of market share as accessible products and services are increasingly in demand.