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Our Accessibility Journey with Our Stakeholders

Accessibility Initiative Across Magdeburger Sigorta’s Digital Channels

Magdeburger Sigorta logo next to a web page illustration with an accessibility icon

Magdeburger Sigorta(opens in a new window) launched a study to improve the accessibility of its corporate website. WeAccess.Ai solutions were used throughout the study. The goal was to make information about its insurance products available to users with different needs.

About the Project

  • Industry: Insurance
  • Scope: Corporate website
  • Goal: Make web content easier to access

Starting Point

The company’s website provides information about insurance products and coverage. This information is important for users to choose the right product. However, written content is not equally accessible to every user. The assessment was based on the WCAG 2.2 standards.

Integrations

The Sign Language for Websites plugin and the Accessibility Widget were added to the website. The sign language plugin lets deaf and hard of hearing users follow written content in sign language.

Support for Users

The Accessibility Widget lets users change the text size, contrast and reading settings. These settings are designed for the needs of blind and low-vision, physically disabled and neurodivergent users.

Stakeholder Experiences

“We want our customers to be able to review our product and coverage information easily. With this work, we added sign language support to our website. With the accessibility widget, our users can also adjust pages to their own needs.”

— Magdeburger Sigorta(opens in a new window)

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