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The Eye-Able blog is your go-to source for inspiration and information on digital accessibility. We cover current issues, legislation, and emerging technologies, all aimed at making content accessible to everyone.

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Laptopbildschirm zeigt ein Regenbogenherz in Farbe und eins ohne Farbe.

Open your eyes in web design! - Color blindness on the Internet

Schatten von Menschen beim Feiern unter einem Regenbogen.

Celebrate barrier-free: About inclusive events

Eye-Able® is featured in the new "StartUPdate" magazine!

More than just an overlay tool

Strichmännchen stehen Hand in Hand um die Erdkugel.

Who does it best? The top 5 most accessible countries worldwide

Computer screen showing a website.

The most common mistakes in accessible web design

Video on a laptop of a teacher standing in front of a blackboard.

Everything online, everything accessible? - About education and inclusion

Speaker at the lectern, talks about Eye-Able.

20 years of OXID eSales AG - We were there!

City of Bonn for digital accessibility

Update Eye-Able Audit 3.0

Eye-Able® Audit – Update 3.0

Interested people stand in front of a laptop

Become a website professional with digital accessibility and SEO! (part 2/2)

Pictures of people in a circle in a laptop

Become a website professional with digital accessibility and SEO! (part 1/2)

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Picture of Christian Werling with a yellow circle in the background

Eye-Able appoints Christian Werling as Chief Revenue Officer

Eye-Able founders Tobias Greiner, Chris Schmidt, Eric Braun and Oliver Greiner.

Digital Accessibility: Eye-Able® raises 20 million Euro in funding round

Eye-Able® at the Westphalian University

City of Bonn for digital accessibility

Barrier-free visions: Eye-Able® and KölnTourismus move forward together

Two hands hold a black heart together. Underneath is the signature: Haus des Stiftens - Engagiert für Engagierte

Working together for the common good - Eye-Able® and Haus des Stiftens

Various symbols, such as a person in a wheelchair, a pregnant woman and an ear.

The town of Hessisch Oldendorf uses Eye-Able®

Skyline of a city from which a river flows.

Together for an inclusive Offenbach am Main

Painted block of flats.

More accessibility in the municipality of Haßloch - With Eye-Able®

A Photo of Dieter Schlosser

Press release: Dieter Schlosser, former CEO of SoftwareOne, joins Eye-Able®

A person with crutches playing football.

Inclusion in sport: Eye-Able® and the State Sports Association of Hesse

Reach your destination barrier-free - The Aachen Transport Association uses Eye-Able®!