Accessibility Statement

dSign Systems GmbH, as the operator of the website https://taskcards.eu/, is committed to making its website accessible in accordance with the Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG) – the German Accessibility Strengthening Act, which implements the European Accessibility Act (EAA / Directive (EU) 2019/882) into German national law – and the applicable technical standards.

This Accessibility Statement applies to https://taskcards.eu/.

Feedback and Contact

Have you noticed any accessibility barriers on https://taskcards.eu/? We welcome your feedback. We will do our best to address any reported barriers as quickly as possible, within the limits of what is technically and economically feasible. Please let us know on which page and in which feature you encountered the barrier. You can report barriers to us through the following channels:

Compliance Status

The website https://taskcards.eu/ is partially conformant and largely meets the requirements of WCAG 2.1 Level AA (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, published by the W3C). Some content is not yet fully accessible. We are working towards full conformance and are continuously removing the remaining barriers.

Non-Accessible Content

The following content is not yet fully accessible:

• Content: Older PDF documents (e.g. the Data Processing Agreement prior to 2024).
  Reason: These documents are not available in an accessible format.
  Alternative access: Upon request, we will provide the information in an accessible format.
• Content: Language switcher in the navigation bar.
  Reason: This is third-party content outside our direct control.
  Alternative access: The website language can be changed via an additional menu in the footer.
• Content: Spam protection in contact forms.
  Reason: This is third-party content outside our direct control.
  Alternative access: For any enquiries, please use our contact email: info@dsign-systems.net.

Assessment Methodology

The following method was used to assess the accessibility of this website:

• Self-assessment: The review of the website was carried out internally.

Enforcement Procedure

We always strive to resolve all concerns to your satisfaction. However, should you disagree with our response to an accessibility complaint, or should we fail to respond to your enquiry within a reasonable period of time, you have the right to initiate enforcement or mediation proceedings under the applicable statutory provisions.

For private companies, no specific mediation procedure through an official public body (such as under the Federal Disability Equality Act, BGG) is prescribed. However, you may contact the competent market surveillance authorities, which from 28 June 2025 onwards will monitor compliance with the accessibility requirements of the BFSG (implementing the EAA). These authorities may take enforcement action and offer conciliation. You are also free to pursue legal remedies – the BFSG explicitly grants consumers the right to raise accessibility deficiencies and, if necessary, have them reviewed by a court.

We recommend, however, that you contact us directly in the first instance (see contact details above). In most cases, questions and issues can be resolved through direct dialogue. Our team is happy to work with you to find a solution that satisfies everyone involved.

The competent market surveillance authority for the accessibility of products and services is: