Keyboard & interaction
Interactive areas are intended to be usable without requiring mouse-only interaction wherever reasonably possible.
♿ Accessibility at KennMichAus
Designed to be accessible to as many people as possible.
KennMichAus connects people. We therefore aim to make the platform straightforward, understandable and usable by people with different abilities and ways of interacting with the web. Accessibility is considered as we continue to develop our technology, design and content.
Our service
What is KennMichAus?
KennMichAus is a digital marketplace for knowledge, skills, experience, practical help and services. Users can search for people and listings, view public profiles, post requests and, after registering, communicate with other users.
Individuals can share their knowledge and experience. Freelancers and businesses can present their services. Depending on the provider and topic, help may be offered online or locally.
The main KennMichAus features are provided through the website and are designed for use with current web browsers on smartphones, tablets and computers.
Accessibility
How we approach accessibility
We aim to make the platform increasingly accessible through its design, technology and content. This includes clear page structures, understandable controls and layouts that work across different screen sizes.
Readability & contrast
We aim for readable text, recognizable controls and sufficient visual distinction between interface elements.
Responsive design
The platform is designed for different screen sizes and can be used on mobile devices as well as desktop computers.
Structure & navigation
Headings, navigation, forms and content areas are intended to follow understandable and consistent structures.
Alternative text
Meaningful images should include appropriate text alternatives so important information is not available only visually.
Clear content
Labels, instructions and user flows are intended to use clear language and make the platform easier to understand.
Accessibility is an ongoing process. KennMichAus continues to evolve, and features and content may change. We intend to review and improve accessibility as part of that development.
Using the platform
How KennMichAus works
01
Search and discover
Use search and categories to discover relevant listings, topics and people with experience.
02
Compare information
Public profiles and listings provide information that can help users decide who may be a good fit for their needs.
03
Create an account
Certain features, including direct communication and publishing your own content, require registration.
04
Connect
Registered users can contact one another through KennMichAus and discuss the details directly.
Feedback
Encountered an accessibility barrier?
Despite our efforts, some content or functionality may not be equally accessible to everyone. If you experience an accessibility barrier while using KennMichAus, we welcome specific feedback.
Report an accessibility issue
Please tell us which page or feature you were using, what problem you encountered and, if relevant, which browser or assistive technology you were using. This helps us understand and investigate the issue.
Contact information for the platform operator is available in our Legal Notice.
Accessibility standards
Our accessibility approach for the U.S. platform
KennMichAus.com is a private marketplace and is not a U.S. federal government website. Section 508 specifically governs information and communication technology developed, procured, maintained or used by U.S. federal agencies and therefore is not presented here as the governing accessibility standard for KennMichAus.com.
The Americans with Disabilities Act may apply to businesses and organizations covered by the Act, including requirements concerning nondiscrimination and effective communication. The U.S. Department of Justice has identified web accessibility as important to providing people with disabilities equal access to information, goods and services.
As a practical accessibility benchmark, KennMichAus aims to improve the platform with recognized web accessibility principles in mind, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). This statement does not claim that every page or feature currently conforms to a particular WCAG level unless that conformance has been separately evaluated and confirmed.
This page describes KennMichAus's current approach and goals for digital accessibility. It is not a representation that every individual page, user-generated item or feature is free of accessibility barriers at all times.