{"id":3274,"date":"2025-06-21T05:47:19","date_gmt":"2025-06-21T05:47:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/4eck-media.veronika.psd-tutorials.net\/blog\/making-websites-accessible-how-we-implement-accessibility-in-our-projects-as-an-agency\/"},"modified":"2025-12-12T08:26:57","modified_gmt":"2025-12-12T08:26:57","slug":"making-websites-accessible-how-we-implement-accessibility-in-our-projects-as-an-agency","status":"publish","type":"blog","link":"https:\/\/4eck-media.de\/en\/blog\/making-websites-accessible-how-we-implement-accessibility-in-our-projects-as-an-agency\/","title":{"rendered":"Making websites accessible: how we implement accessibility in our projects as an agency"},"content":{"rendered":"

The deadline is coming up soon and many websites have to be accessible. So let’s do a test. “87% compliant” – sounds good, doesn’t it? We thought so too at first. Until we took a closer look. Because web accessibility<\/strong> is not about pretty percentages or colorful traffic lights. It’s about clear legal requirements, real usability and ultimately about people. Our agency shows how it’s done<\/strong> with a practical testing approach that reveals the truth behind misleading plugin promises.<\/p>

As of June 28, 2025, when the Accessibility Reinforcement Act (BFSG <\/strong>) comes into force, many websites will no longer be able to “just get by”. Now it’s either comply or risk it – including fines and complaints if the requirements are not met and\/or information obligations are not met. <\/p>

As an agency for website accessibility<\/a>: So what have we been up to in the last few weeks?<\/p>

In short: websites have been spruced up. Or to put it more honestly: we have marched through many a CSS, HTML and JavaScript wilderness with a digital red pen. And websites also had to adapt and expand their content. <\/p>

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From 55% to 100% accessibility: this is what it looks like in practice<\/h2>

Want an example? This is how a current project started at a care provider: <\/p>

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55 % compliance … and that on a site aimed at older people and their relatives.<\/p>

After targeted measures: 100% compliant and certified<\/p>

And this is not an isolated case. In recent weeks, we have created pages for: <\/p>