We check existing websites for accessibility and identify technical and editorial barriers. This includes analysing contrasts, focus control and HTML structure, as well as providing tips for better maintenance processes. Recommendations and measures are formulated in such a way that your team can apply them directly.
The results provide clarity and a sound basis for the further development of the project.
Adjust the code structure of your website so that screen readers and magnification tools can interpret the content without issues. Information should be easy to read, well structured and clearly arranged. Craft CMS already provides all the technical foundations needed for accessible implementations.
Provide captions and text subtitles for multimedia content and offer full transcripts for video content.
For non text elements such as images, include ALT text that describes the content and use navigation links that are clear and self explanatory
Ensure that content is easy to see and hear. This includes readable text, flexible text sizing and accessible visual presentation.
Offer colour schemes with correct contrast values and visual indicators. These adjustments are essential for users with visual impairments such as colour blindness.
Make sure that navigation works without the use of a mouse. Many people with mobility limitations cannot rely on mouse interaction and depend on keyboard friendly navigation paths.
You want to approach the legally required accessibility standard, in effect from June 2025, as an opportunity, but you are not sure who is responsible, what is needed, how to start, why it matters, who benefits, who should be involved and what the cost will be.
