How will the accessibility landscape change in coming years?

The standards keep evolving, but not abruptly. The W3C is working on WCAG 3.0, which pursues a fundamentally new evaluation approach: instead of a binary pass/fail check per criterion, a graduated, outcome-oriented scoring model is to take over, weighting actual usability more heavily.

Important for planning: WCAG 3.0 is in the draft stage, adoption is not expected before 2027, and even after that a long transition period follows. The EN 301 549, relevant for the BFSG, is likely to first catch up to WCAG 2.2.

This means: those who adopt WCAG 2.2 AA today are not investing in a dead end but building a solid foundation. Cleanly implemented accessibility largely carries over to future standards. How we anchor this in practice, you can read under services.