Accessibility analysis:
where does your site stand, really?
Since 28 June 2025 the Austrian Accessibility Act (BaFG) requires many companies to deliver accessible web services. We audit your site against WCAG 2.2 AA — with a tool stack, manual tests and screen-reader sessions. You receive a clear, prioritised list of required actions.
Self-assessment isn’t enough. You need the objective picture.
Accessibility has many layers that a sighted person without a screen reader will not even notice. We test with the same tools that market-surveillance authorities would use — and with real screen readers like NVDA. You get a realistic picture, a WCAG assessment and a prioritised action plan.
Internet users with disabilities
Plus everyone with situational limits — broken arm, glare, noisy environment.
Austria, since 28 June 2025
Mandatory for commercial providers that interact digitally with consumers.
Euro maximum fine
Per violation. Market-surveillance authorities run spot checks.
Bonus: better rankings
What’s good for screen readers is good for Google. Accessibility is SEO hygiene.
Three audit layers. Tools, manual, real-user tested.
Automated WCAG checks
Axe Developer Extension (Pro version) checks colour contrast, valid HTML, ARIA attributes, image alt text, keyboard handling, forms and tables — across every page type.
Screen-reader sessions
Real screen-reader test with NVDA: skip links, navigation menus, sliders, tabs, images, forms. How does the visit feel for someone who sees nothing?
Keyboard, zoom, animations
Keyboard-only tests, 200 % zoom, animation prevention, focus visibility, two-channel checks (image plus text). What tools miss, we catch here.
Admin and backend areas are not part of the audit — the CMS backend of your site is not in scope. Focus is everything consumers see and operate.
What decision-makers ask about audits.
What does an accessibility audit cost?
A quick-check (sample audit of the most important templates, around 6–10 page types) starts at about 1,500 euros. Full audits of larger sites with conformity statement range from 4,000 to 12,000 euros — depending on scope and number of templates audited.
Do we get an action plan after the audit?
Yes, that’s the heart of the report. For each barrier found: WCAG criterion, affected page or component, technical description of the problem, severity (critical / significant / cosmetic), recommended fix. Your developers get an actionable specification.
Can you also produce the conformity statement?
Yes. The conformity statement under WZG / BaFG / BFSG is a separate document that we issue after the critical barriers have been resolved. We accompany the full process: audit → remediation → re-audit → statement.
Who is exempt from the audit obligation?
Pure B2B sites without consumer interaction, very small companies (under 10 employees and below 2 million euros in turnover/balance sheet). But being accessible is also a question of reach and reputation for those providers — not just compliance.
We know where it’s stuck — and how to move forward.
30-minute call, an initial assessment of your site, a clear proposal for the right audit format.