Based on a self-assessment dated 28 June 2025, all of the stated requirements are currently being met. The accessibility assessment is based on the success criteria of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2 at level AA, with a focus on the following areas:
Alternative texts and captions
- Alternative texts and captions
- Graphics, objects and controls contain alternative texts
- ARIA labels are uniformly assigned and cover all relevant elements
- Form elements are consistently labelled correctly
Semantic structure and HTML structural elements
- Headings follow a logical structure with appropriate HTML structural elements
- List items are correctly marked up semantically
Keyboard operability and functionality without a mouse
- All functions can be operated in full without a mouse
- Keyboard navigation takes place in a logical order, including correct focus behaviour for selection fields
Contrasts and visual design
- The colour contrast for non-textual elements is sufficient
- Interactive elements meet the minimum required size and have sufficiently large click or touch areas
Video and multimedia content
- Playable media can be paused at any time
- Existing audio and video content meets the requirements for text alternatives
Forms and error handling
- Error messages are available, clearly worded and contain instructions for correction
- Forms feature accessible validation
Navigation and orientation aids
- Skip links are implemented and enable targeted skipping of navigation elements
- Navigation elements are clearly identifiable by their roles, names and statuses
Meaningful link texts
- Link texts and ARIA descriptions clearly convey the purpose of the link