Digital accessibility
This website is designed to work on small and large screens, with keyboards and assistive technologies. It uses semantic headings, a skip link, image descriptions, visible focus styles, labelled controls and support for reduced motion.
Using this website
Use Tab to move between links and controls. Enter follows links or activates buttons. Arrow keys move between travel tabs; Home and End select the first and last tabs. Press Escape to close the photo gallery; arrow keys move between photos. Focus then returns to the previous control. FAQ answers can be opened with Enter or Space.
Motion
The decorative photo and video sequence runs automatically without a manual pause control. Reduced motion or data saving uses a still image without downloading video. Content and controls remain available without animation. Playback stops automatically off screen or in a background tab.
Testing
Automated tests and manual browser checks are part of development. They do not replace a full assessment with different assistive technologies and affected users. This website does not claim comprehensive accessibility certification. Results and limitations are recorded in the project’s test report.
Accessibility at the venue
Digital accessibility does not establish access conditions at the venue. In 2025, the organiser described gravel that was difficult for wheelchair users. Conditions, paths, toilets and assistance for 2026 have not yet been confirmed. Please contact the organiser before visiting.
Report a barrier
Please tell the organiser which page, device or assistive technology is affected by calling +49 151 529 377 38. These details come from the existing organiser’s website.
Last updated: 5 October 2026.