Welcome to the BFSG Testing Community

The Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG) came into effect in June 2025, requiring digital products and services in Germany to be accessible to people with disabilities.

Join our community of testers to help evaluate websites and ensure they meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA standards.

How It Works

  1. Register with your specific disability category
  2. Select a website from our testing queue
  3. Answer questions based on your disability perspective
  4. Submit your score to help build a comprehensive accessibility profile
  5. View public scores to see which websites are accessible

Disability Categories We Test For

Visual - Blind/Severely Impaired

Users who rely on screen readers and cannot see visual content

Visual - Low Vision

Users who can see but need high contrast, large text, or magnification

Visual - Color Blindness

Users who cannot distinguish certain colors

Auditory - Deaf

Users who cannot hear audio content

Auditory - Hard of Hearing

Users with reduced hearing ability

Motor - Limited Mobility

Users who cannot use a mouse and rely on keyboard navigation

Motor - Severe Impairment

Users who need voice control or assistive devices

Cognitive Impairment

Users with learning disabilities, memory issues, or attention deficits

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About BFSG

The BFSG implements the European Accessibility Act in Germany and requires:

  • Compliance with WCAG 2.2 Level AA standards
  • Accessibility for visual, auditory, motor, and cognitive impairments
  • Text alternatives for images
  • Keyboard navigation
  • Captions for videos
  • Clear navigation and instructions
  • Adequate color contrast

Penalties: Non-compliance can result in fines up to €100,000