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Expertise in digital accessibility.

Are you researching the Accessibility Strengthening Act, its practical implementation or the situation in the DACH region? At IFDB, you’ll find contacts, authentic quotes and all the material you need for your reporting – quickly and easily. As founder and head of audits, Lukas Maximilian Langer is available for interviews and expert commentary; he is known, amongst other things, from the ZDF WISO feature on the BFSG.

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“IFDB founder Lukas Maximilian Langer featured as an industry expert in a ZDF WISO report on the Accessibility Strengthening Act – set within the context of the public debate on the regulatory reality of digital participation.”

Why I address accessibility

The more visibility the subject receives, the more people benefit from digital inclusion. That’s why I share my experiences from day-to-day auditing practice – at ZDF and wherever people are willing to listen.

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Lukas Maximilian Langer

Founder | Head of Audit & Certification

INFORMATION WE PROVIDE

Topics on which we provide original quotations.

Whether it’s a background discussion, an analysis or a last-minute statement: we provide you with well-founded first-hand accounts on these topics, drawn from our daily audit practice – factual, reliable and free from alarmism.

BFSG in practice

What the BFSG has specifically required of companies since June 2025 – and the most common reasons why implementation often fails in practice.

European Accessibility Act

An overview of the European legal framework, its deadlines and its consequences for businesses and public authorities in the DACH region.

Audit & WCAG 2.2

How a reliable accessibility audit is conducted, what automated scanners offer, and why real users of assistive technologies are absolutely essential.

The issue of overlays

Why one-click solutions and overlay widgets do not provide genuine accessibility – and why the accessibility community views them critically.

Industry expertise on ZDF | WISO

IFDB founder Lukas Maximilian Langer appeared as an industry expert on the ZDF programme WISO to discuss the Accessibility Strengthening Act. In the public debate, he explained what the Act means for businesses and consumers – and why digital inclusion has been more than just a formality.

  • What the BFSG actually means for businesses
  • How digital accessibility is changing everyday life for many people
  • Why this issue belongs in the public debate

SocialHub Mag

In an in-depth interview with SocialHub Mag (Public Sector Edition 2026), IFDB founder Lukas Maximilian Langer discusses digital accessibility beyond legal requirements – focusing on real people, user-friendliness and the economic benefits of inclusion. A conversation about the BFSG, the current situation in public sector organisations and concrete steps towards making social media content accessible.

  • Why accessibility affects far more people than we realise
  • What public authorities and businesses can implement quickly in their everyday social media activities
  • What public authorities and businesses can implement quickly in their daily social media activities

Podcast: Compliance Meets Conversion

Accessibility as a business booster rather than a burden – that’s what this episode is all about. IFDB founder Lukas Maximilian Langer explains how companies can comply with the BFSG without slowing down their digital projects, and why an accessible website opens up a market of around 16 million potential customers.

  • How to comply with legal requirements without holding up current projects
  • Why accessibility boosts reach and conversion rates
  • How to design websites, apps and documents in a practical and future-proof way
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Press contact

Lisa Do

Marketing & PR

The quickest way to contact us regarding interviews, in-depth discussions and soundbites is by email. We will get back to you as soon as possible and, if required, provide further material or arrange interview slots.

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Are you researching? We can provide context and authentic quotes.

We are happy to assist with interviews, statements and expert discussions on digital accessibility – providing well-informed, context-rich insights and, if desired, within short notice.

Digital accessibility in public debate – a topic of increasing relevance

With the enforcement of the Accessibility Strengthening Act, digital participation has evolved from a specialist topic into a matter of public concern. Those reporting on this topic can find well-founded information on the legal framework from official institutions such as the Federal Centre of Expertise on Accessibility, whilst the W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines define the technical standards against which accessible websites are evaluated. IFDB analyses these developments from the perspective of daily audit practice – objectively, reliably and without alarmism.

If you’d like to explore this topic in greater depth, our content on the methodology behind the certified audit and the benefits of digital accessibility will provide additional context for your research. For direct quotes, interviews and personalised insights, please contact our press department directly – we look forward to hearing from you.