Accessibility for your website — explained clearly.
BFSG, EAA, WCAG, platforms, tools — this is where it all comes together. Whether you want to know if you’re affected, what you have to meet, or how to implement it: from here you’ll find the right path.
Where do you want to start?
Four typical starting questions — each takes you straight to the right step.
Am I affected?
Three questions, a first assessment — including the microenterprise exemption.
What does the law require?
Obligations, deadlines and fines under the BFSG and EAA, clearly summarised.
Which criteria apply?
WCAG 2.2 made understandable: principles, levels and common mistakes.
How does my site do?
An honest, free scan shows you where you actually stand.
Accessibility in three layers
Law, standard, implementation — once you keep these three layers apart, the whole topic makes sense. Here’s how they fit together:
1 · The law (Why)
Laws require you to be accessible. In Germany the BFSG, EU-wide the European Accessibility Act — both apply to consumer-facing digital products and services. BFSG (Germany) · EAA (EU) · Am I affected?
2 · The standard (What)
The laws don’t define their own technology — via the EN 301 549 standard they reference the WCAG. They set out what “accessible” concretely means: testable success criteria at Level AA. Understand WCAG 2.2
3 · The implementation (How)
On your actual site it gets practical: find and fix real issues, an on-screen menu for visitors, an accessibility statement — tailored to your platform. Shopware · WooCommerce · Contrast Checker
Practical guides for your system
What actually matters — depending on what your shop or website runs on.
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Real accessibility instead of fake compliance
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