WACA - Web Accessibility Certificate Austria

Vienna, Austria

WACA (Web Accessibility Certificate) is an Austrian certification initiative based in Vienna, described as the first and only quality seal in Austria for web accessibility. Certification is issued with the independent certification body TÜV Trust IT, strictly against WCAG 2.2 AA and aligned with EN 301 549, in three levels (Gold, Silver, Bronze). Certificates are valid for three years with annual surveillance audits and are intended for German- and English-language websites across Europe, documented through published audit reports.

Services

Accessibility audit

Standards

WCAG 2.2 EN 301 549

Details

Working languages: de, en
Serves: Austria, Germany
Last verified: 2026-08-04

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