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Accessibility Statement Generator

Since June 2025, far more websites in Austria need accessibility information than before. With a few questions, the generator clarifies which law applies to you and then guides you through everything that belongs in the statement. At the end you get a finished text in German, English or Italian that you check and publish on your website.

All details stay in your browser and are not transmitted. So that nothing gets lost, your browser keeps a draft only on your device (localStorage). “Delete input” removes it.

1. Which rules apply to your website?

Who operates the website?

2. Details for the statement

Non-accessible content

What is not (yet) accessible? For example: "Some images have no alternative text."

How to describe issues well: in plain language instead of jargon ("images" instead of "non-text content"), with the reason why it is a barrier, the affected areas, a workaround and when a fix is planned. For "outside the scope", please name the specific exemption, under the WZG according to § 2 (3).

Tip: first check your website with our Accessibility Check. Below the result you can transfer the issues found directly to this page. Go to the Accessibility Check

    Accessibility that lasts

    A statement is the first step. We test your website, fix issues and make sure it stays easy to use for everyone.

    How the tool works

    The generator works in two steps: first a short questionnaire about your organisation, then a form with the contents of the statement. Everything stays in your browser.

    Which law applies?

    Public bodies are covered by the Web-Zugänglichkeits-Gesetz (WZG). Since 28 June 2025, companies are covered by the Barrierefreiheitsgesetz (BaFG), Austria’s implementation of the European Accessibility Act, if they offer certain products or services to consumers, such as online shops, banking services, e-books, passenger transport or telecommunications. Micro-enterprises providing services, meaning fewer than 10 employees and an annual turnover or balance sheet total of no more than 2 million euros, are exempt. If neither law applies, the generator recommends a voluntary statement.

    Conformity status

    You enter your organisation and website and choose whether your site fully, partially or does not meet WCAG 2.1 at level AA or EN 301 549. You then list the content that is not accessible, each with a reason.

    Findings from our Accessibility Check

    If you have tested your website with our Accessibility Check, a button on the result page transfers the findings directly into the list of non-accessible content. You then only need to review and complete them.

    Assessment, feedback and enforcement

    You record when and how accessibility was assessed, as a self-assessment or by an external audit, and provide a contact for feedback. The generator adds the responsible body: for the WZG the FFG complaint office, for the BaFG the Sozialministeriumservice as market surveillance authority.

    Preview and export

    Choose the language of the statement, German, English or Italian, and see a preview immediately. Copy the text as HTML or plain text, or download it as a file. Important: the result is a template, not legal advice. Check the details before publishing.

    Why an accessibility statement is worthwhile

    With the Barrierefreiheitsgesetz, accessibility has been mandatory for many companies in Austria since June 2025, not only for public authorities. Anyone selling to consumers, for example through an online shop, must provide information on how their website meets the requirements. Missing information may be noticed during an inspection by the market surveillance authority.

    An honest statement builds trust. People with disabilities learn what to expect on your website, which areas are not yet accessible and whom they can contact. That is valuable, especially when not everything is perfect yet.

    The statement also shows that you take the topic seriously. It records where you stand and is updated with every improvement. This turns an obligation into a visible sign that your website is made for everyone.

    Frequently asked questions about the accessibility statement

    Is the generated statement legally watertight?

    The generator provides a carefully structured template with the usual mandatory information, but it does not replace legal advice. Whether and in what form you are obliged to publish a statement depends on the individual case. Check the details before publishing and seek legal advice if in doubt.

    Where do I publish the statement?

    Usually on a separate page that can be reached from every page, typically via a link in the footer next to the imprint and privacy policy. The statement itself should, of course, also be accessible.

    What does “partially compliant” mean?

    Your website meets most WCAG 2.1 level AA requirements, but some content does not yet, such as videos without captions or a PDF without structure. This is the most common status. What matters is naming this content honestly and giving reasons.

    Do I need to have my website tested first?

    The statement must be based on an assessment. This can be a self-assessment or an audit by an external body. Our free Accessibility Check gives you a good first overview, and you can transfer its findings directly. However, an automated test does not find every problem.

    How often do I need to update the statement?

    Whenever something significant changes on your website, for example after a relaunch or once issues have been fixed. Public bodies are required to review it regularly, at least once a year. The date of the last assessment is stated in the statement.

    Is my input stored?

    No. The tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input is neither transferred to us nor to third parties. So that nothing gets lost, your browser keeps a draft only on your device, which you can remove at any time with “Delete input”. The line pointing to our generator at the end of the statement is voluntary, you can leave it out with a tick box, and we are not informed either way. More in our privacy policy.
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