Award-winning accessibility for the future of Europe

Images with no alt text get announced as “image” or a filename — that’s the case on 53% of pages. Unlabeled buttons read out as just “button,” and form fields give no hint of what to type.

Low-contrast text — the single most common barrier, on 84% of pages — fades into the background. And when an error is shown only in red, colour-blind users never see it.

People who can’t use a mouse get stuck on menus that only open on hover, tap targets too small to hit, and keyboard traps that won’t let them move past a field.

Walls of dense text, no clear headings, carousels that move on their own, and forms that time out make it hard to read, focus, and finish a task.

Videos and audio with no captions or transcript mean the message is simply missed.

Flashing banners and autoplaying animation can trigger migraines — and, at worst, seizures.