Training in Austria
6 verified providers offer training for organisations in Austria — the market where Barrierefreiheitsgesetz sets the compliance bar. Sources are cited on every profile.
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Hilfsgemeinschaft der Blinden und Sehschwachen Österreichs
Vienna, AustriaThe Hilfsgemeinschaft der Blinden und Sehschwachen Österreichs is Austria's oldest and largest self-help association for blind and visually impaired people, active for over 90 years, with around 6,500 members, 55 salaried staff and about 400 volunteers, headquartered in Vienna with locations in Linz and Graz. Through its Access Austria brand it tests websites and apps for digital accessibility, offers a free website quick-check, accessibility consulting and awareness training, supports the WACA website certification, and participates in international accessibility projects.
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Interface Consult GmbH
Wien, AustriaInterface Consult GmbH, trading as usability.at, is a Vienna-based usability agency (Flachsweg 32) and Austria's first usability agency, active since 1994 with 300+ projects. It offers UX/UI design, prototyping, eye-tracking and usability testing, plus a dedicated Barrierefreiheit (accessibility) practice: accessibility evaluation against WCAG, accessibility testing with disabled users, accessible PDF documents, guidance on Austrian and German public-sector accessibility requirements, and accessibility training seminars.
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WIENFLUSS information.design.solutions KG
Wien, AustriaWIENFLUSS information.design.solutions KG is a commercial digital agency based in Vienna (Nibelungengasse 8), founded in 2005. It describes itself as one of Austria's leading agencies for digital accessibility, offering training, coaching, consulting and evaluation alongside custom web and application development, with dedicated accessibility staff and clients including Austrian federal ministries, ÖBB and Wien Tourismus — the university appears only as one of many listed clients, not as the site operator.
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Agentur für barrierefreie Websites
Leipzig, GermanyAgentur barrierefreie Website is the digital accessibility consultancy of Katja Schulz (kommundis alpha), based in Leipzig. She audits websites and online shops for barriers, builds remediation roadmaps, advises design, editorial and development teams, and runs customised workshops and talks. Her guidance references WCAG 2.2, EN 301 549 and the German BFSG. She is CPACC-certified, an IAAP professional member, and studied web accessibility at the Stuttgart Media University competence center.
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myAbility
Vienna, AustriamyAbility Social Enterprise GmbH is a Vienna-based social enterprise (with a German subsidiary in Munich) working on disability inclusion in business across the DACH region; more than 500 companies are stated as clients. Its team of experts with and without disabilities provides inclusion consulting and strategies, trainings and e-learning, inclusive recruiting and employer branding via a job platform, and built and digital accessibility services including accessibility testing with customers with disabilities. It also runs the myAbility Wirtschaftsforum business network.
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Purin
Bartholomäberg, AustriaChristoph Purin is an Austrian sole-trader web developer (Purin e.U.) based in Bartholomäberg, Vorarlberg, working across Austria, Germany and South Tyrol. He is a certified Web Accessibility Expert (incite) and offers a fixed-price accessibility audit against WCAG 2.2 AA and EN 301 549, a prioritized action plan, implementation, and an accessibility statement, alongside WordPress/Laravel development, maintenance and AI-automation services delivered personally rather than by an agency team.
✓ Checked against 3 sources · last verified 2026-08-04