Accessibility Statement

Introduction

This accessibility statement applies to the web pages published on the website www.siku.de.

We, Sieper GmbH, are committed to providing all users with barrier-free access to our website, including all content and functionalities, and to meeting the requirements of the Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) implementing Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council.

Status of Accessibility

The accessibility of this website is based on the internationally recognized Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2 at conformance level AA, in accordance with European standard EN 301 549.

Accessibility is regularly reviewed through automated testing using the Eye-Able tool from Web Inclusion GmbH. In addition, annual manual tests are conducted by experts, and optionally with people with various disabilities.

All evaluations and their results are documented in a measures report, available upon request via email at info@siku.de.

Non-Accessible Content

Some content and functionalities on www.siku.de are currently only partially accessible. We aim to identify and remove existing barriers with reasonable effort. Improvements are planned or already underway.

• Images may lack accessible or sufficiently long names (>5 characters)
• Buttons may lack accessible names
• Form fields may lack accessible names or clear labels
• ARIA values or attributes may not be supported
• Some elements contain hidden focusable child elements
• Links may not have descriptive link text
• Parent elements may lack required child elements
• List items may not be part of a proper list structure
• Required parent elements may be missing
• Text contrast may be insufficient
• Meta viewport may prevent zoom
• ARIA IDs may not be unique
• Links may not be visually distinguishable
• ARIA-hidden elements may contain focusable content
• Missing language declaration in HTML
• Pages may lack titles or have titles that are too short
• iframes may lack accessible names
• Headings may lack content
• Scrollable elements may not be keyboard accessible
• Lists may contain elements other than <li>
• Heading structure may be illogical
• Touch and click targets may be too small

Contact for Barriers or Questions

If you encounter any barriers on our website or need assistance using it, please do not hesitate to contact us. We value your feedback and strive to remove reported barriers promptly within technical and financial feasibility.

Dispute Resolution Procedure

If your request regarding accessibility is not answered satisfactorily, you can apply for a dispute resolution procedure. This procedure supports out-of-court resolution of conflicts between users and providers.

The responsible body can be contacted at:

Update of This Statement

This statement has been prepared with the utmost care. It is regularly reviewed and updated to meet current requirements and standards.

Last updated: 27/06/2025