Accessibility statement

This statement applies to the online shop of Robitronic Electronic GmbH with product pages, search, customer account, ordering and payment. It follows the Austrian Accessibility Act (BaFG). The benchmark is the standard EN 301 549 and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA.

The shop is partially compliant with the requirements. The assessment is based on a self-assessment during development; a full audit according to EN 301 549 is under way, and we will add its results here.

• All functions can be operated with the keyboard; the focus is visible, and a skip link leads directly to the content.

• Pages are structured with headings, landmarks and lists; menus and dialogs report their state to assistive technologies.

• Form fields have visible labels; errors are named in words and with a symbol at the field concerned, never by colour alone.

• Texts and controls meet the contrast requirements; the shop can be zoomed to 200 % and adapts to every screen width.

• Forms such as login, registration and contact also work without JavaScript.

• Moving content does not start by itself; videos only load at the press of a button.

• Product images have the product name as their text alternative; a description of the image content is often missing.

• Manuals, data sheets and certificates come from the manufacturers and are often PDF files that are not accessible. If you need a document in another form, we are glad to help.

• The input field for payment details is provided by our payment service provider Stripe; its accessibility is not in our hands.

• The harmonised EU notice on the legal guarantee is a graphic of the European Commission; its content is available as a text alternative and in the text of the page.

Where a manufacturer provides information on the accessibility of a product, we show it on the product page. Please ask us if you are missing such information.

Have you noticed a barrier or do you need content in another form? Write to us at esales@robitronic.com, call us at +43 1 982 09 20 or use the form under Help & contact. We will answer as quickly as possible.

(1) If you are not satisfied with our answer, you can turn to the market surveillance authority under the Austrian Accessibility Act, the Sozialministeriumservice.

(2) We drew up this statement on the date shown above and review it whenever the shop changes significantly.