Digital accessibility is our starting point

Making it digitally accessible is possible by taking into account issues such as colour contrast, a logical structure and alternative texts for buttons and images in the design and construction. As a result, a website can be operated with a keyboard or read aloud by a screen reader, among other things. This allows up to 20% more visitors to make optimal use of your website.

The requirements for an accessible website are clear. To this end, the W3C, the organisation that sets the web standards, has drawn up the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We take these rules into account with every design, so that your website is also accessible to everyone.

Basic Orange makes full scans of existing websites based on the WCAG guidelines. To do this, we use the accessibility tool Axe, which can be used to assess a site partly automatically and partly manually. This tool is seen as an authority in the field of accessibility scans. This results in a clear report containing the current state of accessibility and opportunities that have not been exploited in this area until now. We then solve these issues, so that your site is also well prepared for the legislation for accessibility in 2025.