What Moritz Glantz's Website Is About

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moritzglantz.de is the personal website and blog of Moritz Glantz, a UX engineer and web accessibility specialist based in Karlsruhe, Germany. The site presents his professional profile, a portfolio of projects and self-built tools, and a blog. It is aimed at people looking for accessibility or UX expertise, or for practical accessibility resources.

Who the site belongs to

The homepage introduces its owner directly: "Moritz Glantz is my name..." and describes him as a specialist for web accessibility and a UX engineer with over 20 years of experience building accessible digital products for the web. The site's own title repeats this positioning, naming him a UX Engineer and Accessibility Specialist from Karlsruhe, Germany.

Two things follow from that framing:

  • The site is a personal professional presence, not a company or product site.
  • Its subject matter sits at the intersection of user experience engineering and accessibility.

What you'll find on the site

The homepage is organized into a few clear sections, each pointing to a different kind of content.

Professional credibility

A "Trusted by" section and a "Testimonials" section sit alongside the introduction, indicating that the site is also used to support client or collaboration inquiries. The homepage includes a "Work with me" call to action.

Projects and tools

A "Project Highlights" section lists self-built digital tools, including:

  • Accessibility Cheatsheet
  • WCAG Color Contrast Tester
  • Morse Code Generator
  • Tracking-free QR-Code Generator
  • Relax Sound Board

A link to "All projects" suggests this is a subset of a larger project list. The tools are small, focused utilities rather than commercial products.

Blog

A "Latest Blog Posts" section shows recent writing with dates. Examples from the homepage include:

Post Date Topic
Girocodr – Payment QR Codes Without Typing IBANs 05.08.2026 Generating QR codes for IBAN bank transfers
Der Papiertiger Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz 27.07.2026 A critical look at Germany's accessibility strengthening act
Streamicorn: A PeerTube Apple TV App 16.05.2026 A PeerTube client app for Apple TV

The blog mixes practical tooling write-ups, commentary on accessibility law, and side projects. An "All blog posts" link leads to the full archive.

Who it's useful for

The site is worth a look if you fall into one of these groups:

  • You need accessibility or UX engineering help and want to assess experience and prior work before making contact.
  • You want free, small accessibility utilities — the WCAG Color Contrast Tester and Accessibility Cheatsheet are the most directly relevant.
  • You follow accessibility practice or German accessibility policy and want blog commentary on it.
  • You're interested in independent side projects such as the PeerTube Apple TV app or the IBAN QR code generator.

If you're looking for a large product, pricing, or a service catalog, the homepage doesn't present one; it functions as a portfolio, blog, and tool collection.