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Declaration on accessibility

Accessibility Statement

1) Introduction
We’re pleased to welcome you to our website and thank you for your interest.
Below, you’ll find information about the accessibility of our online offering.
We explain:

  • what features and functions you can expect on this website,
  • how to use these features and functions,
  • what options are available to ensure accessible use, and
  • which authority is responsible for monitoring the accessibility of this website.

2) Features and Functions of This Website

This website is an online shop for the sale of goods.
Goods refer to tangible items.
The products are presented on the site and can be added to a digital shopping cart, then ordered and paid for.
The website features a header and footer menu:

In the header menu, the items we offer are listed by category and can be accessed individually.
Each item has its own product detail page with essential information, delivery scope, and total price. Products can be added to the shopping cart from this page. Once at least one item has been added, the shopping cart can be accessed via the header menu. From there, the ordering process can be started and completed.
In the footer menu, you’ll find links to our legal notice with contact details, legal information, shipping and payment options, and additional helpful service pages.

3) Explanation of How to Use the Features

3.1 Virtual Buttons
This website can be operated using virtual buttons.

3.2 Homepage, Category Pages, and Product Detail Pages
On the homepage, a selection of products is displayed centrally. Clicking a product leads to its detail page.
You can navigate product categories using the header menu.
Selecting a category leads to a listing page showing all products within that category. Clicking a product leads again to its detail page.
Detail pages include key product information, pricing, a quantity selector (if applicable), and a button to add the item to the cart.
The quantity can be adjusted if the selection tool is present.

3.3 Digital Shopping Cart
Clicking the cart button adds the product (in selected quantity, if applicable) to the shopping cart.
The cart is accessible via the header menu at any time.
There, products can be reviewed, removed, or adjusted in quantity using the provided buttons.

3.4 Digital Checkout Process
After reviewing your cart, the order process can be completed via the appropriate buttons.
First, you’re prompted to enter your contact details (at minimum: name, email address, shipping/billing address).
Next, you can choose from the available delivery or service options.
Then, select your preferred payment method, enter the payment details, and finalise the order.
The order is only binding once you click the designated final button (labelled "Buy", "Order Now", "Place Binding Order", or a similarly clear phrase).
Before clicking this button, you can return to previous steps using your browser’s “Back” button or cancel the process entirely.
If using an online payment method, you’ll be redirected to the payment provider’s system to complete the transaction.

4) Legal Requirements for Accessibility
As an online shop offering electronic ordering and payment, this website is classified as a "service in electronic commerce" and is subject to specific legal accessibility requirements.
Generally, the website must provide features and processes designed to meet the needs of people with disabilities, including compatibility with digital assistive technologies.
The shop’s features must be:

  • perceivable
  • operable
  • understandable and
  • robust

Perceivable: All information and interface components must be presented in ways that users can perceive.
Operable: All features must be usable by users with mobility or cognitive impairments.
Understandable: Information and features must be logically structured and clearly labelled.
Robust: Content must be reliable and function properly even with assistive technologies.
If any products sold in the shop are subject to accessibility requirements themselves, relevant accessibility information must be provided wherever available.

5) Available Accessibility Features
This website meets accessibility requirements through the following measures:

  • Alt Text for Images: All images have alternative text that can be read by screen readers.
  • Accessible CAPTCHAs: If CAPTCHAs are used, they can be solved either visually or through simple logic tasks.
  • Mouse and Keyboard Operability: All shop functions are accessible by both mouse and keyboard.
  • Browser-Independent Display: Content layout and resolution remain consistent across browsers.
  • Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): CSS separates layout from content, allowing assistive technologies to apply their own visual schemes.
  • Validated HTML Code: All HTML is continuously checked for proper functionality to ensure accessibility and prevent technical issues.
  • Sufficient Letter Spacing: Letter spacing is wide enough to support legibility.
  • Screen Reader Compatibility: The site works with all common screen readers.
  • Responsive Design: Layout and elements automatically adapt to different screen sizes.
  • Scalability: Page content remains high-resolution and legible even when zoomed in.
  • Strong Colour Contrast: High contrast between text and background ensures good visibility.
  • Textual Error Messages: Required fields, if left empty, are marked both visually and with a textual error message.
  • Video Subtitles: Videos include subtitles for users with hearing impairments.

6) Responsible Supervisory Authority
The following authority is responsible for monitoring accessibility compliance on this website:
Market Surveillance Office of the Federal States for the Accessibility of Products and Services (MLBF)
c/o Ministry for Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Equality of Saxony-Anhalt
PO Box 39 11 55
39135 Magdeburg
Germany
Phone: +49 (0)391 567 4530
E-​Mail: MLBF@ms.sachsen-​anhalt.de

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