Key points:
- Check against WCAG 2.2 AA – the legal standard
- Every finding explained clearly with actionable solutions
- Ready-to-use accessibility statement ready to copy
The Problem
A website that isn't accessible to everyone loses customers and can lead to legal issues. The Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG) requires companies to test and document their websites according to WCAG 2.2. But many don't know where the problems are – or how to fix them.
The Solution
The new accessibility check in webentwickler.io CRM automatically tests up to 40 pages of your website against WCAG 2.2 AA, the foundation of BFSG. Every finding is explained in simple terms with concrete tips for fixing it.
How It Works
Open the new "Accessibility" tab in your reports. The CRM tests your pages and shows all findings with explanations. One click lets you request a ready-made accessibility statement from us – it's provided as a template you can insert directly on your website. You'll also see the Lighthouse score for overall rating. And if you have questions: ask our KI-Zugang (MCP) whether your website is accessible – it knows all findings.
Who Needs This?
Any business that wants to operate their website legally. Especially important for real estate agents, medical practices, tradespeople, and service providers who attract new customers through their website – because an accessible website reaches more people and signals professionalism.
Next Steps
Sign up and use the accessibility check now. Contact us if you have questions about fixing findings.
Frequently asked questions
Why is accessibility important?
An accessible website works for people with visual, hearing, or motor disabilities. Legally, it's required above a certain size. Commercially: you reach more customers and appear more professional.
What is WCAG 2.2 AA?
WCAG 2.2 AA is the international standard for accessibility and the foundation of Germany's Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG). The check tests your website against these standards.
How many pages are tested?
The check tests up to 40 pages of your website. That's enough for most websites to get a complete picture.