Barrierefreiheitserklaerung

Last updated: 13 August 2026

Important notice

This accessibility statement is a draft. Its central claim is a claim about the product as it actually is, so it must be reviewed against a real audit before publication. Publishing a conformance level the product has not been tested against is worse than publishing nothing.

Scope

This statement applies to the AssetObserve web application and its public website.

Conformance status

AssetObserve has not yet been audited against WCAG 2.1 Level AA or BITV 2.0. This statement therefore claims no conformance level. An audit is planned; until it has been carried out, we describe below what has been done and what we know is missing rather than asserting a status we cannot evidence.

Measures taken so far

• Every page provides a skip link to the main content, so keyboard users do not have to traverse the navigation on every screen.
• The interface honours the operating system's reduced-motion preference and disables transitions and animations when it is set.
• The console offers a light and a dark theme, and follows the operating system setting by default.
• The interface is fully localized, so assistive technology announces content in the user's own language rather than in English.
• An automated check runs on every change and records the known accessibility defects per screen. That record may shrink but never grow, so the debt cannot increase between audits.

Known limitations

• Some form controls, particularly bulk-selection checkboxes and filter dropdowns in dense tables, have no programmatically associated label.
• Colour contrast has not been measured systematically across every state and theme.
• Complex interactive views, in particular the topology map, have no non-visual equivalent.
• Screen-reader testing with real assistive technology has not been carried out.

Feedback and contact

If you encounter a barrier in AssetObserve, please write to contact@assetobserve.com with the page, what you were trying to do, and the assistive technology you use. We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within five working days and will offer the information in an accessible alternative format where we cannot fix the barrier quickly.

Enforcement procedure

Where the applicable national implementation of the European Accessibility Act or of Directive (EU) 2016/2102 provides an enforcement or conciliation body, a user who is not satisfied with our response may contact it. Insert the competent body for the jurisdiction this statement is published in.

Placeholder notice

Commission an audit, then replace the conformance section with its result and the known-limitations section with its findings, name the competent enforcement body, and record the date the statement was last reviewed.