Accessibility

Enter a world without limitations and create a digital world where all abilities are equal, because accessibility is not just a trend, but a necessity in the modern world.

Websites, applications, and products should be designed so that they can be used without problems by all types of users, including those with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive disabilities.

New Accessibility Law: Key Changes for Digital Services and Websites

The European Union is introducing a law that will affect all online shops with an annual turnover of over 2 million euros, as well as websites and mobile applications. In Slovakia, effective from June 28, 2025, ensuring the accessibility of digital services for people with disabilities and the elderly becomes a requirement, not just a good intention. If this law is violated, fines can reach amounts up to 30,000 €!

Read more in our blog.

Accessibility or the accessibility of a website means that the website can be perceived, understood, operated, and interacted with even by people disadvantaged by their disability. Due to their disability they might not see its content or may not be able to perform common actions using a mouse. Similar barriers, although to a lesser extent (such as poor vision, shaky hands), also have to be overcome by older people, who moreover are not as proficient in using the internet and modern technologies. These users form a significant group that also wants to browse various websites, acquire new information, or shop online. Read about why and how to enable them to access and navigate the site without problems.

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WCAG 2.2 is an update to the previous version WCAG 2.1 and adds new accessibility criteria. The basic principles remain the same, divided into 4 main categories:

Perceivable - Content must be perceivable by everyone. This means that content must be accessible not only visually but also through other channels, such as audio descriptions for the blind.
Operable: Interface components and navigation must be operable without issues, for example, via keyboard or other alternative control methods.
Understandable: Information and controls must be understandable and predictable. This includes clear instructions, a consistent interface, and intuitive features that make it easier for users to navigate.
Robust: Content must be robust enough to be interpreted by various user devices, including assistive technologies such as screen readers.

Ensure that your website or application is not only functional but also truly accessible to everyone. Our Accessibility Audit uncovers all the barriers that may hinder users and provides you with a detailed analysis along with clear and immediately applicable recommendations. We follow the latest WCAG 2.2 standards to help you create a digital environment that is not only modern and functional but also inclusive.

Open your digital world to everyone and gain an edge over the competition.

Audit prístupnosti

Start with a thorough audit that will reveal all the issues preventing the full use of your website or application. You can use online tools, or contact us. However, accessibility is not a one-time matter – we recommend checking it regularly, especially after major updates or as part of maintenance.

Implementation of changes

The output of the audit is a detailed analysis of issues such as text readability, intuitive navigation, color contrast, size of active elements, keyboard operability, and media accessibility. Our recommendations are clear, practical, and guaranteed to elevate your digital space to a new level.

Training and long-term sustainability

To ensure accessibility is maintained in the future, we will train your team to manage and maintain the changes made. Together, we will ensure that your website or application remains functional, accessible, and ready for every user, even with further changes.