Why this flyer matters for your video accessibility strategy

Digital accessibility has moved from a nice-to-have to a legal requirement. With the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) in force, and standards such as BITV 2.0 and EN 301 549 defining what compliant digital content looks like, every video you publish is now part of your compliance scope. This flyer shows, in a few pages, exactly how the movingimage player meets those requirements and what that means for your teams.

What you will learn

The document breaks down the player features that make a video genuinely usable for everyone: subtitles that viewers can switch on and style for readability, audio descriptions for visual content, full keyboard control without keyboard traps, clear focus indicators, high-contrast text and graphics, and content that stays readable at 200% zoom. It also covers screen reader compatibility and behavior across devices in both portrait and landscape mode.

Who should read it

Communications and marketing teams responsible for public-facing video, HR and L&D teams running internal training, and IT or compliance owners who have to evidence conformity. Each group finds the same answer from a different angle: accessibility here is pre-configured rather than a project you have to scope, build and maintain.

The business case behind compliance

Accessibility is framed in the flyer as a reach and engagement lever, not only a legal obligation. Captions, flexible layouts and keyboard navigation widen your potential audience, improve comprehension in sound-off environments and signal that your organization takes inclusion seriously. Downloading the flyer gives you a compact reference you can share with stakeholders when you need to justify, or simply explain, your accessibility decisions.