Accessibility

Last updated: September 2026. This English version is a convenience translation. Only the German version is legally binding.

This statement explains the principles we follow in designing this website and which of them are in place. It describes the state of these pages, and nothing beyond that.

Our standard

This website should be as easy to use with a keyboard, a screen reader and on small screens as with a mouse. We follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), version 2.1, level AA.

If a page only works with a mouse, it is not finished for us.

What is in place

Skip link

On every page, the first key press leads directly to the main content, past the menu bar.

Keyboard

All content can be reached without a mouse, including the drop-down menus. The focus stays visible.

Structure

Every page has exactly one main heading and a complete order of heading levels.

Screen readers

The content area is marked as such and can be jumped to directly. Controls carry a readable name.

Alternative text

Every image carries a description. Purely decorative areas are explicitly excluded.

Controls

On small screens they are at least 44 pixels high.

Motion

If the device asks for reduced motion, animated areas stop.

Text size

Texts remain readable and complete when the font is enlarged up to four times in the browser.

Without JavaScript

Texts and links remain readable even when scripts are blocked. The AI check and the booking need JavaScript; without scripts they point you to email.

How we test

Before publication, every change goes through an automatic check of structure, labels, keyboard use and readability. We keep improving individual details along the way.

If something does not work

If you come across something that cannot be operated, please write to us at hello@lindenbrook.ai, ideally with the page, the device and the assistive technology you use. We will reply and fix it.