Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Digital accessibility means designing websites, apps, and digital content to be usable by everyone – including people with visual, hearing, or motor impairments.

Companies with at least 10 employees or over €2 million in annual revenue that offer products or services online must make their digital content accessible under the BFSG and EAA.

The BFSG takes effect on June 28, 2025. By then, companies must make their websites, apps, and platforms accessible to avoid fines and warnings.

The EAA is an EU directive that defines uniform requirements for accessibility of digital products and services. It forms the basis for national laws such as the BFSG.

SiteCockpit is added via a simple code snippet. Once integrated, it automatically enables accessibility functions – no plugins or system changes required.

SiteCockpit works with all common CMS and shop systems including WordPress, TYPO3, Shopify, Magento, OXID eShop, and more.

Implementation usually takes just a few minutes. Our experts are happy to assist you with setup and configuration.

All you need is access to your website’s source code or tag manager. No further technical requirements.

Yes, SiteCockpit optimizes existing content such as colors, contrasts, font sizes, and enables accessible navigation – without backend changes.

With regular updates and audits, SiteCockpit continuously meets current legal requirements including BFSG, EAA, and WCAG 2.2.

In Germany, the Accessibility Enforcement Act (BFSG) and the European Accessibility Act (EAA) apply. Technically, you must comply with WCAG 2.2 standards.

Violations may result in fines up to €100,000, legal warnings from competitors, and significant damage to your reputation.

SiteCockpit provides automated audits, ongoing monitoring, and generates a legally compliant accessibility statement for your website.

Yes, our team offers legal guidance to help you comply with current standards. We do not provide legal advice, but offer practical recommendations.

In Germany, market surveillance authorities monitor implementation. They can initiate proceedings and impose sanctions for non-compliance.