The three fundamentals of keyboard accessibility
Keyboard accessibility is one of the most important fundamentals of digital accessibility and determines whether websites can be used fully without a mouse. In this article, you’ll learn which three requirements must be met for accessible keyboard operability and what typical mistakes occur in practice. We’ll also show why visible focus, a logical tab order and functions that can be operated entirely via the keyboard are essential for WCAG compliance and a good user experience.
2026 Data Protection Check on Banking Websites: 80 per cent found to have data protection issues
Credit institutions and banks are subject to comprehensive compliance and regulatory requirements. In addition to traditional financial regulations, they must also comply with legal requirements relating to data protection, digital accessibility and the legally compliant operation of their websites.
The Best Accessibility Testing Tools of 2026
An overview of five reliable solutions for testing WCAG criteria, digital accessibility, and website barriers.
Privacy policy generator for up-to-date privacy policies in 24 languages
This blogpost shows how a privacy policy generator supports the creation, maintenance and updating of privacy policies using automated website scans and a structured workflow.
Data Protection Risks on DAX-30 Websites
How well do Germany’s largest publicly listed companies comply with GDPR requirements on their websites? This article analyzes the websites of the former DAX 30 companies, evaluates their use of consent management tools, and highlights common privacy risks and compliance issues related to cookies, tracking technologies, and international data transfers.