Statement on Digital Accessibility

We are committed to ensuring that this website complies with the requirements of the European Accessibility Act (EAA). Our goal is to guarantee unrestricted and accessible access to digital content for all visitors, regardless of their individual needs. This accessibility statement applies to www.derdachstein.at. This statement was created on July 15, 2025, and was last updated on July 15, 2025.

Status of Compatibility

The website www.derdachstein.at has been designed to be as accessible as possible in accordance with the Web Accessibility Act (WZG) and Directive (EU) 2016/2102. The technical implementation is based on theWeb Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Conformity LevelAA. According to a recent internal review, the website islargely compliant with the applicable requirements.

Content that is not accessible

Some content on this website is not yet fully accessible. This applies in particular to the following items:

PDF documents: Some PDF files are not accessible because, for example, they are not properly structured, lack tags, or are not optimized for screen readers. We are working to gradually replace or revise these files with accessible alternatives.
Videos: Not all videos currently have captions or audio descriptions. New videos will gradually be supplemented with the appropriate accessibility features.
Third-party content: Embedded content, such as maps or social media plugins, is beyond our direct control and may not be accessible.

Feedback and Contact

We strive to make our website as accessible as possible to everyone. However, if you notice any barriers or find certain content difficult to access, we would appreciate your feedback.

Please feel free to contact us by filling out the contact form below.

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Enforcement Proceedings

If you believe that the website www.derdachstein.at is infringing on your rights—especially if you have reported accessibility issues to us and have not received a satisfactory response—you can contact the complaints office of the Austrian Communications Authority (KommAustria).

This complaints office can be reached via the following link: www.rtr.at/barrierefreiheit

KommAustria will investigate whether there has been a violation of the Web Accessibility Regulation and whether the entity in question has taken appropriate measures to remedy the issue.