It's about digital accessibility – i.e. making websites easier to use for people with disabilities. Eyeable's assistance software offers various functions for this: Users can enlarge the font, have content read aloud, hide distracting images and animations, make the mouse cursor larger or have texts translated into simple language.
The software also checks whether websites comply with important guidelines such as the Accessible Information Technology Regulation (BITV) or the global Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). These standards are intended to make the Internet accessible and easy to use for everyone.
In addition, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) will come into force from June 2025. The EU is requiring online shops, travel portals, airlines, local transport providers, ticket platforms, banks, insurance companies and suppliers to make their digital offerings barrier-free. Eyeable can help online retailers implement these requirements quickly and efficiently.
Joshua Kimmich has been convinced of the Eyeable offer for a long time
Source: https://www.businessinsider.de/gruenderszene/business/20-millionen-series-a-so-haben-es-die-eyeable-gruender-geschafft/
