Accessibility Statement
Our Understanding of Accessibility
For us, accessibility means: - equal access to information and functionality - predictable and consistent interaction behavior - reduced cognitive load - compatibility with assistive technologies These principles are embedded from early concept stages onward.
Standards & Legal Framework
We align our work with the following standards and regulations: - WCAG 2.2 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), Level AA - European Accessibility Act (EAA) - relevant national EU implementations
Implemented Measures
Depending on the system, we implement measures such as: - semantic HTML - clear document structure and heading hierarchy - full keyboard navigation - sufficient color contrast - dark mode and reduced motion support - screen-reader compatible navigation - clear language and consistent terminology
Known Limitations
Despite continuous efforts, some content or components may not yet be fully accessible. This may include: - legacy content - third-party integrations - experimental interaction patterns These areas are reviewed and improved on an ongoing basis.
Feedback & Contact
If you encounter accessibility barriers or require assistance, please contact us: Email: claus.nisslmueller@gmail.com Accessibility is an ongoing commitment, not a fixed state.
“Accessibility is not treated as a compliance exercise, but as a core indicator of digital quality.”