Accessibility statement
What is tested and what is not.
The target is WCAG 2.2 level AA. This statement also names what we have not tested in practice, because a flattering statement helps nobody.
Status
Measures implemented.
- Body text contrast at least 4.5:1, checked per colour pair
- Focus ring contrast at least 3:1 in both layers
- Semantics header, nav, main, footer, heading outline without skips
- Keyboard every element operable, focus always visible
- Skip link first focusable element
- Target size at least 44 by 44 pixels
- Motion respects prefers-reduced-motion
- Images alt on every img, decorative ones with empty alt
- Forms labels programmatically associated, errors as text
- Without JavaScript content and navigation stay usable
Checked automatically with Lighthouse and with our own script that recalculates contrast ratios.
Known limitations
What is still open.
No practical screen reader testing. The semantics are carefully built and automatically checked, but we have not had the site tested with NVDA, JAWS or VoiceOver by people who use those tools daily. Until that happens, it is stated here.
Windows high contrast mode only partly checked. Rules for forced colours exist, a full pass across all page types is outstanding.
No testing with magnification software and no testing by users with cognitive impairments.
Photographs without long descriptions. The team photographs carry a short alt text naming the subject. They are decorative and carry no information missing from the text, so there is no extended image description.
Feedback
If something does not work.
Write to hallo@digitalwings.at. Please name the page, the assistive technology used and what did not work.
We reply within two weeks and say whether and when we can fix it.
This statement was written on 15 August 2026 and rests on a self-assessment. Whether and to what extent the Austrian implementation of the European Accessibility Act applies to this offer is to be settled with qualified advice.