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Accessibility statement

This website is meant to be usable by everyone – regardless of eyesight, motor skills, hearing or the assistive technology used. This statement describes the current status and how you can report barriers.

Scope

This statement applies to jandausch.net including the German version. It does not cover linked third-party sites.

Conformance status

The site was designed and tested against the WCAG 2.2 at conformance level AA (equivalent to EN 301 549 / German BITV 2.0). Based on a self-assessment it is fully conformant. No external audit has taken place.

What is in place

  • Clear structure with headings, landmarks (header, navigation, main content, footer) and a skip link
  • Fully keyboard-operable, visible focus, no keyboard traps; questions on the knowledge page open with Enter or Space
  • Text contrast of at least 4.5:1; information is never conveyed by colour alone
  • Text can be enlarged to 200 % and line and letter spacing adjusted without loss of content
  • Works on narrow screens without horizontal scrolling
  • Respects the system settings “reduced motion” and “increased contrast”
  • German and English versions with correctly declared language and a language switch in the navigation
  • Tables with column headers, images with alternative text, meaningful link texts
  • No moving images, no autoplay, no time limits, no cookies, no third-party scripts

Known limitations

  • Technical articles use terminology and abbreviations from occupational safety and electrical engineering; the most important ones are explained, but there is no easy-read version yet.
  • No content in sign language.
  • The knowledge base is available in German only because it explains German regulations; the English version provides an overview.

Report a barrier

Have you noticed accessibility problems, or do you need content in another form (for example as plain text or explained over the phone)? Write to info@jandausch.net or call +49 176 235 631 95. I usually reply within five working days.

Enforcement

For private providers in Germany there is no formal enforcement procedure as there is for public bodies. For products and services covered by the German Accessibility Act (BFSG), the market surveillance authority of the respective federal state is responsible. This website is purely informational; no contracts are concluded online.

Prepared on 9 November 2026 based on a self-assessment. This statement is reviewed with every substantial change to the site.