Accessibility

We want everyone to be able to use this website: with a mouse, a keyboard or a screen reader, on a large or a small screen. Here is what we do for that.

Our yardstick

We build to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, level AA, the standard behind the European Accessibility Act (EN 301 549). We test with the keyboard, at 320 pixels wide, at 200% zoom and with automated checks.

What we do

Every page has a clear structure with headings and recognisable regions, a link to jump straight to the content, a visible focus for keyboard users, descriptions for photos, forms with labels and clear error messages, enough colour contrast in the light and the dark theme, and respect for your device's 'reduce motion' setting.

Reading comfort

With the button showing a small figure at the top of every page you pick a profile in one tap (low vision, colour blind, reading is hard, hard of hearing, keep it calm) or choose what helps yourself: larger text, more or high contrast, colour correction, a big cursor, more spacing, a readable font, underlined links, a reading guide, read aloud with your device's own voice, captions without sound and less motion. Your choice stays on your device and goes nowhere. The button replaces nothing: the website also works without it, together with your own device's settings.

What isn't perfect yet

Maps and embedded content from others (such as a route map or a video) are not fully in our hands. If something doesn't work for you, we'll gladly help another way: by phone or by email.

Let us know

Stuck somewhere, or missing something? Let us know via the contact form. We reply within five working days and look for a solution together with you.

Written on 2 October 2026. Contact