Accessibility statement

The application aims to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA. A full conformance assessment has not yet been completed.

The following features support accessibility:

• Semantic HTML for navigation, headings, forms and lists.
• Keyboard-operable controls with visible focus indicators.
• Action menus supporting arrow keys and Escape.
• Visible labels for form fields.
• Status and error messages marked for assistive technology.
• Text descriptions of states alongside colour.
• Alternative text for meaningful images; decorative images are ignored by screen readers.
• Language identification for the German and English interfaces.

The revised interface is checked with automated tests and browser reviews. These checks do not replace a full assessment with assistive technologies.

• Text readability on dark backgrounds and visible focus indicators.
• Responsive layouts on narrow and wide screens.
• Wrapping of long German text in narrow layouts.
• Browser errors and missing translations in both languages.
• Page titles, heading structure and form labels.

The following assessments remain outstanding:

• Complete screen-reader journeys, particularly registration, verification, booking and payment.
• An in-depth review of calendar views with assistive technologies.

The interface uses animated transitions, click feedback and smooth scrolling. These animations remain active when reduced motion is enabled in the operating system.

Report barriers using the contact below. Include the affected page, your device and a short description of the problem.

Contact

Not settled yet.

We respond within one month and explain possible remedies.

This statement follows section 14 of the German Accessibility Strengthening Act. Whether the duties of that act apply to the operation of this application depends on the size of the operator: micro-enterprises with fewer than ten employees and at most two million euros in annual turnover are exempt for services. This statement is therefore given even where there is no duty to give it.

If a report goes without a satisfactory answer, the market surveillance body of the federal states for the accessibility of products and services can be brought in.