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Accessibility statementHow accessible airlst.com is.

This website should work for everyone, regardless of disability or assistive technology. Here is what is in place on airlst.com, how we test it and how to report a barrier.

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01In place

What this website implements

Part of the design and development of airlst.com.

Semantic HTMLOne H1 per page, a logical heading order and named landmarks (navigation, main content, breadcrumbs).
Keyboard navigationAll links, buttons and disclosure elements work without a mouse.
Visible focusThe focused element is visible when you navigate by keyboard.
Skip link"Skip to main content" as the first keyboard stop on every page.
Alt textContent images are described, decorative icons are hidden from screen readers.
Native disclosuresFAQs use details and summary instead of script-dependent widgets.

02Testing

How we test

We only state what is documented, including on accessibility.

Automated after every change

Changed pages are tested with Lighthouse after every release; the target is a score of 100 in the accessibility category.

Phone to desktop

Every interface change is reviewed at phone, tablet and desktop widths, in light and dark mode.

No formal conformance claim

There is no documented formal audit against WCAG, ADA or Section 508, so we do not claim a conformance level.

03Feedback

Found a barrier? Tell us

Report barriers to kontakt@airlst.com or through the contact form, ideally with the page URL and the assistive technology you use. We review every report.

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04FAQ

Accessibility FAQ

What is an accessibility statement?

An accessibility statement is a public page in which a website owner explains how accessible the site is: which measures are in place, which known limitations remain and how visitors can report barriers. This page is the accessibility statement for airlst.com.

Does airlst.com conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA?

We do not claim a conformance level. Changed pages are tested with Lighthouse after every release with a target score of 100 for accessibility, but there is no documented formal WCAG audit.

How do I report an accessibility barrier on this website?

Email kontakt@airlst.com or use the contact form. Tell us the page URL and the assistive technology you use (for example a screen reader or browser zoom). We review every report.

Is the AirLST event platform itself accessible?

No, this statement covers the website airlst.com. Questions about the platform, such as registration forms and event websites, we gladly answer in a meeting.

Why does accessibility matter for event registration pages?

Invitation and registration pages are meant for every guest, including people with visual, hearing or motor impairments. An accessible page makes sure every invited person can read the details and register. How AirLST builds registration flows is shown on the event website builder page.