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Assistance software
Digital accessibility made easy.
- Digital accessibility: not a luxury, but a human right.
- Semi-automated WCAG check for websites and PDFs.
- Assistance software for an inclusive digital future.
Together, we are creating a more inclusive digital world in which everyone feels at home.
What does digital accessibility mean?
A website is accessible if it can be found, accessed and used by people with disabilities without any particular difficulty and, in principle, without outside help. A person with a disability should therefore be able to use a website just as independently as a person without a disability. In Germany alone, almost 10 million people have a disability, but many more people benefit from simple and accessible websites. As a holistic provider of digital accessibility, Eye-Able® is the ideal partner for fulfilling these accessibility principles on your own website.
How can website accessibility errors be rectified?
Digital accessibility is not only important for people with disabilities, but ultimately benefits everyone as it makes it easier to access digital content. This improves usability for everyone.
- Unstructured content
- Forms that cannot be used
- Insufficient contrasts
- No alternative texts for images
Many tools for checking the accessibility of websites can recognize some problems, but are not able to fully grasp the complexity of accessibility:
- Inaccurate or superficial results
- Neglect of operability
- No continuous monitoring and updating
- No user-friendly and intuitive operation
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Loss of customers and business opportunities:
If a website is not accessible, it excludes people with disabilities. -
Damage to reputation and image:
Companies that neglect digital accessibility risk damage to their reputation and image. -
Legal consequences:
Laws and regulations govern the accessibility of websites. -
Improvements:
If a website was not developed to be accessible from the outset, reworking and adjustments are necessary.
Is your website not yet accessible?
Then it's best to contact us right away and have your own website checked free of charge with a BITV/WCAG quick test.
Free website check according to WCAG/BITV
Together for an accessible Internet - that's what we stand for. Simply enter your information in the adjacent form. You will receive your test report automatically by e-mail.
Your holistic solution for digital accessibility.
NEW: Eye-Able® AI Tools
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Simple language AI
- Simplification of text input in real time
- Make website texts accessible with one click
- Immediate improvement in readability
Ally AI assistant
- Detailed reports and suggestions for improvement in real time
- Intuitive operation without saving personal data
- Support through AI-supported consulting
AI website translation
- Automatic translation into several languages
- Fast, simple integration
- Revision of the translation in the dashboard possible
AI website translation: making content accessible worldwide.
Eye-Able® Audit
- Real-time WCAG testing software for online systems
- Automated testing of over 100 test steps
- Test report export in all common formats
Your browser testing software for BITV and WCAG.
Eye-Able® Report
- Regular conformity tests
- Breaking down barriers
- Becoming barrier-free up to 50% faster
So you have everything in view.
Eye-Able® Assist
- Assistance software for customizing web interfaces
- Customization possible according to your own needs
- GDPR-compliant integration
Eye-Able® is a holistic provider of digital accessibility.
This is why, in addition to software services, we also offer tests in accordance with BITV and WCAG as well as training courses and workshops on the subject of digital accessibility.
Free webinars on accessibility
Gain insights in our free webinars:
Who benefits from digital accessibility
Basically, all users benefit from accessible content and accessible websites. However, there are some user groups that particularly benefit from accessibility.
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1.2 million people with visual impairments in Germany
Over one million people in Germany experience barriers on the Internet due to visual impairments.
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1.5 million people with cognitive disabilities
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Every second person will soon be over 50
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Almost every 10th man has a red-green weakness
Whenever information is only communicated using colors, barriers can arise. For example, error and success messages in red and green.
We offer individual advice for the following areas:
With our solutions, you can easily advance your organization in terms of digital accessibility.
Digital accessibility in public administration
Make sure that you are digitally accessible to ensure unrestricted and equal access to your information and services for all citizens, regardless of their physical, sensory or cognitive abilities. If your digital offerings are not accessible, people with disabilities are categorically excluded and disadvantaged.
Legal certainty
Appreciation
Equal rights Digital accessibility in companies
Expansion of the target group
Living inclusion internally and externally
Be legally compliant and avoid penalties 
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) obliges many companies to be digitally accessible by 2025. Find out here what the European Accessibility Act entails and how you can use it to your advantage:
Digital accessibility in non-profit organizations
Never exclude anyone
Increase range
Thinking about everyone digitally too 5,000€ support program
Take advantage of the support program of Aktion Mensch e.V. and you can receive €5,000 with the purchase of Eye-Able.
Click here for more information:
Digital accessibility in the education sector
Comply with laws
Implementing human rights
Inclusive learning 
Digital accessibility in the healthcare sector
It is vital that your facility provides important information and services online in an accessible way. This ensures that everyone has access to their medical information and resources, regardless of their abilities. Your posts should be accessible in both the physical and digital world.
Care without digital barriers
Health knows no barriers
Promoting inclusion Digital accessibility in public administration
Make sure that you are digitally accessible to ensure unrestricted and equal access to your information and services for all citizens, regardless of their physical, sensory or cognitive abilities. If your digital offerings are not accessible, people with disabilities are categorically excluded and disadvantaged.
Legal certainty
Appreciation
Equal rights when will you be?
- Book a free consultation based on your website
- We adapt our software solutions to your CI
- Test the Eye-Able® service completely free of charge for one month
FC St. Pauli, 2nd German Bundesliga
The University of Illinois, Chicago
"Eye-Able® enables all users to use the Blackboard system effectively by providing various visual adaptations, access to voice output and many other accessibility solutions."
Eye-Able® News
The accessibility blog for your accessible content. We shed light on current topics, laws and new technologies to make content accessible for everyone.
Blind trust: Inclusion and team spirit in goalball
The sport that won't make you lose your hearing, but will definitely make you lose your sight! And in the truest sense of the word, because the discipline,
Keeping an eye on accessibility? - The Global Accessibility Awareness Day
Take note! Inclusion must be lived. Internally and externally. Today, tomorrow and every other day of the year. Today, the day
Our vision
An Internet for all people
Our vision is shaped by Managing Director Oliver Greiner 's personal experience with people with disabilities. His best friend Lennart, who is now part of the team as a usability tester, has around 10% vision due to a genetic visual impairment. This gives Oliver a direct link to the problems that people with disabilities experience on websites every day. After his friend had to drop out of university because of his disability, he set himself the goal of finding a solution to the individual problems that people experience on websites every day.
Oliver Greiner's (CEO) best friend Lennart, who is now part of the team as a usability tester, has vision of around 10% due to a genetic visual impairment. When he had to drop out of university because of this, he set himself the goal of developing accessible websites.
