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Blax Digital

Your website and shop, usable for everyone.

Since June 2025 the Accessibility Act applies to many online shops in Austria. We make existing websites and shops accessible: a checkout you can finish with the keyboard, labels on every field, error messages tied to the field, contrast that holds, alt texts, and pages that still work when someone zooms in. We build the fixes in the code. Whether the law applies to your company is a question for your adviser, and we do not issue certificates.

From Gallneukirchen near Linz: on site across Upper Austria, remote everywhere else.

What you get
  • A checkout you can finish with the keyboard alone
  • Labels on every field and error messages tied to the field
  • Contrast and focus that stay visible
  • Alt texts for images and icons
  • Pages that still work at 200 % zoom and on small screens
  • Real buttons and links instead of clickable boxes
Process

How a project runs

Five steps from your first message to a site or app that keeps running. You always know where we stand.

  1. Enquiry

    You write through the form or call us. We reply within one business day.

  2. Free 20-minute call

    By phone or video we work out what you need. If we are not the right fit, we say so and usually know who is.

  3. Written proposal

    Scope, steps and dates in writing, line by line in plain language. Work starts once you agree.

  4. Build with regular demos

    At the end of every slice you see working code and steer where it goes. Time is tracked to the second.

  5. Launch and care

    We go live together. After that we host, update and look after it if you want, with the same people who built it.

FAQ

Common questions

Something missing? Ask us directly, a few sentences are enough.

All questions and answers
  1. Does the Accessibility Act apply to our shop?

    It applies to many shops that sell to consumers; micro-enterprises are exempt. Our guide explains who it covers; the final answer for your company comes from your adviser.

    Accessibility in online shops
  2. Is an accessibility plugin enough?

    No. Overlay widgets lay a menu over the page but leave the code underneath as it was, and a screen reader still meets the same unlabelled fields. We fix the code itself.

  3. Which standard do you work to?

    WCAG 2.1 level AA, the level the European standard EN 301 549 refers to.

A laptop, a coffee mug, a notepad with a pen and a phone on a wooden desk.

I want Blax as my partner.

Tell us what you're building and we'll get back to you within one business day.

Fabian Wagner, founder of Blax Software

You talk to Fabian Wagner, founder

No sales desk in between: he reads every enquiry himself.

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