Accessibility

Declaration of Accessibility

We strive to make this website accessible. The declaration of accessibility is required by the Bremen Equal Opportunities for Disabled Persons Act (BremBGG) The technical requirements for accessibility are derived from the Barrier-Free Information Technology Ordinance (BITV 2.0).

This declaration on digital accessibility applies to the website https://www.comeasuare.de, which is part of the University of Bremen’s COME AS YOU ARE student campaign.

How accessible is the site?

This site is largely barrier-free. The requirements according to BITV 2.0 are largely met. The verification of compliance with the requirements is based on a self-assessment of the website conducted on May 20, 2022.

Which areas are not barrier-free / accessible?

1. Barrier: Texts in easy language
   Description: The https://www.comeasuare.de website is temporarily advertised and is aimed at a target group with appropriate prior knowledge who are interested in studying at the University of Bremen. The published texts are not available in simple language, except on an overview page of the central web presence of the University of Bremen. Here you can find general information about the University of Bremen in simple language (German only): https://www.uni-bremen.de/leichte-sprache/
2. Barrier: Autoplay for videos
   Description: the first video on each page is set to autoplay, so that users immediately recognize that the videos function as central elements of the website and convey important information. Autoplay is turned off for the other videos.
3. Barrier: Content in German Sign Language
   Description: The videos on this website do not exist in German Sign Language (DGS). However, we will make every effort to translate the videos into DGS in a timely manner. Here you can find general information about the University of Bremen in German Sign Language: https://www.uni-bremen.de/dgs/

When and how was the Declaration of Accessibility created?

This declaration was created and/or revised on May 20, 2022. The technical verification of accessibility was carried out by the University of Bremen in a self-test.

Do you want to report barriers?

We would like to further improve our services. Feel free to let us know about your problems and questions regarding digital accessibility by sending an email to: marketing@uni-bremen.de

Contacting the Central Office for Accessible Information Technology

If your contact with the public body was not successful, you can contact the Central Office for Accessible Information Technology. They can also provide further information on enforcement.