What does the BFSG mean for my care service?
In short and in plain language
There is a German law on accessibility. It asks more of sites on the web.
Whether it applies to you depends on your case. Have this checked by a legal adviser. But an accessible site is a good choice in any case.
We work to known rules. We use good contrast and clear labels. The site works with a keyboard.
We do not give legal advice. If needed, we work with your adviser.
The German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) has been in force since June 2025 and noticeably raises the requirements for digital offerings. Whether and to what extent your concrete service is legally obliged depends on the individual case, for instance on company size and the type of services offered, and should be checked legally. An accessible website is in any case the future-proof and reputation-enhancing choice.
We orient ourselves to the internationally recognised standards of WCAG 2.2 at level AA and design your website to meet these requirements: sufficient contrasts, keyboard operability, meaningful labels and clear structures. We expressly do not replace individual legal advice, but we implement the technical and design framework cleanly and work with your legal advisor where needed.