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Accessibility statement.
This site is designed as a spatial map. That is why it also exists as a linear document.
Target status
We aim for conformance with WCAG 2.1 level AA and EN 301 549.
What we have implemented
- The entire site is fully readable without JavaScript. Every node is its own document with complete text.
- The linear view presents all content as one continuous, printable document. It is reachable from every page.
- The map’s nodes are real links in a nested list. Tab order follows the editorial structure, not the arrangement on screen.
- Reduced motion is respected (
prefers-reduced-motion), and there is a visible toggle in addition. - Body text is set throughout at a colour contrast of at least 4.5:1.
Known limitations
- The map view relies on space and movement. The complete, equivalent alternative is the linear view.
- What has been checked so far is the accessibility tree, not how it sounds. Roles, names, states, focus handling and order were tested against the assurances above and hold: the skip link is the first tab stop, the map is a nested list of 39 real links in editorial order, the open node reports itself as the current page, focus moves to the heading after navigating and the page change is announced, the overview map is a single tab stop when closed and returns focus after Escape, and the search field walks its results as a combobox. The manual check with an actual screen reader is still outstanding.
Feedback
If you notice a barrier, please write to us: jannik.schwab@mycelia-security.de