Accessibility

Accessibility of the AroTrace website

Last updated: 31 July 2026

Arorian Technologies GmbH wants the AroTrace website to be usable by as many people as possible. We develop the site toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. This page reports the current evidence honestly; it does not yet claim formal conformance.

Current measures

The website currently provides:

  • semantic page structure, headings, landmarks, breadcrumbs, and a skip link;
  • keyboard-operable navigation, language selection, theme control, links, and form controls;
  • visible keyboard focus and interfaces designed for sufficient contrast in light and dark themes;
  • responsive layouts tested for narrow viewports and browser reflow;
  • support for reduced-motion and forced-color preferences;
  • declared page languages and equivalent English and German routes; and
  • text explanations for meaningful code-native diagrams.

Evaluation status

The current production build is checked with automated browser and accessibility-rule tests across every public route in English and German, in both themes, including a narrow mobile viewport. The latest automated run found no detectable violations. Automated testing covers only part of accessibility and cannot establish WCAG conformance by itself.

A representative manual review is still required, including keyboard use, 200% text zoom, 400% reflow, forced-colors, reduced motion, VoiceOver with Safari, NVDA with Firefox or Chrome, form states, reading order, and content comprehension. A final conformance status will be published only after that work is complete and reviewed.

Known limitations

No specific unresolved accessibility defect is currently recorded by the automated suite. Because the manual and assistive-technology audit is incomplete, barriers not detected automatically may remain. The final brand assets and the production contact-service states must also be retested when implemented.

Compatibility

The site uses semantic HTML, CSS, and limited progressive JavaScript and is intended to work with current standards-based browsers and assistive technologies. The automated browser baseline currently uses Chromium; the final support statement will follow testing in the representative browser and assistive-technology matrix.

Accessibility feedback

If you encounter a barrier, please email arotrace@arorian.com. If possible, include the page address, what you were trying to do, the problem encountered, and the browser or assistive technology used. Do not include sensitive personal information unless it is necessary.

We will review accessibility feedback and provide an accessible response through an appropriate channel. The operational owner, response target, escalation route, and retention process must be approved before production launch.

Preparation of this information

This information was prepared on 31 July 2026 through an internal self-assessment of the static website, automated WCAG-oriented browser testing, source review, and review of current German accessibility requirements. It remains excluded from search indexing until the manual audit, legal applicability assessment, feedback operations, and authorized approval are complete.