Insights into sitebrunch, digital accessibility, and user experience.
A WCAG test is a structured assessment of your website or web application against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2), the international standard for accessible web design. It shows you which barriers your content has, where you fall short of the legal requirements and what needs to happen next.
Overlay, scanner, dev tool or analytics platform? The accessibility market is crowded and confusing. We map the main categories and show honestly where sitebrunch fits better and where established vendors keep the edge.
2025 brings new opportunities and obligations to website operators. Accessibility and web analytics become decisive levers.
AI beta feature: solution suggestions for accessibility issues in the Accessibility Audit.
The BFSG (German Accessibility Strengthening Act) has been in effect since June 29. What companies now need to know about digital accessibility.
More reach, better user experience, and inclusive web design through web analytics and accessibility.
Digital accessibility is becoming mandatory. Learn what EN 301 549, WCAG 2.2, and the BFSG mean for your company and how you can act now.
Win over your existing clients in just a few hours: kick-off accessibility checks, automated WCAG scans, and heatmap analyses reveal issues and open up new upsell opportunities.
With an integrated comment feature, notes on the website turn into tasks in your task management tool. That speeds up processes and raises content quality.
New agency workspaces, branding, PDF export, and one price for everything.
Accessibility often sounds like a huge topic. With our kick-off audit you can get started yourself, even without any experience.
How sitebrunch handles data: pseudonymized tracking, no cookies, no invasive tools.
A guide for anyone looking for a new direction. Digital accessibility offers a meaningful, practical, and future-oriented perspective.
Heatmaps meet WCAG scanners: learn how to boost conversion rates while also ensuring accessibility according to EN 301 549.
