Digital accessibility means much more than simply meeting legal requirements. It ensures that websites and applications remain accessible and easy to use for as many people as possible.

We help companies analyze existing TYPO3 projects, remove barriers, and develop new websites to be accessible from the start—including modern accessibility features and long-term support.

Flexible accessibility tools right on your website

Our accessibility solution allows visitors to customize your website to their individual needs—without browser extensions or additional software.

Among other things, the following features are available:

  • Adjust font size and text spacing

  • Change line height

  • Contrast and grayscale modes

  • Large mouse pointer

  • Reading Aid

  • Highlight links

  • Read-aloud feature

  • Voice control

  • Reduce animations

All features can be individually configured and customized to match your corporate design.

Accessibility starts with the code

Accessibility doesn't end with an accessibility menu.

Even during development and testing, we pay attention to:

  • Semantic HTML

  • Correct heading structure

  • ARIA roles

  • Full keyboard navigation

  • Visible focus states

  • Screen reader compatibility

  • Adequate color contrast

  • Responsive usability

Our Development Process

Audit

Analysis of the existing website.

Analysis

Prioritization of all measures.

Implementation

Accessible development.

Testing

Keyboard, screen reader, WCAG.

Launch

Go-live.

Support

Continuous optimization.

Suitable for

Our accessibility solutions are suitable for businesses and organizations of all sizes—from public institutions to complex enterprise platforms.

Accessibility in Practice

We don't just implement digital accessibility in theory; we integrate it directly into real-world TYPO3 projects—from accessible components and clear focus states to custom accessibility features.

Make your TYPO3 website accessible to everyone.

We support you from the initial analysis through to a long-term accessibility strategy.