Accessibility statement

Obligation

MOREMEDIA GmbH strives to make its website www.moremedia.at and all content offered there accessible in accordance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2, conformance level AA) and the Federal Act on the Equality of Persons with Disabilities (Bundes-Behindertengleichstellungsgesetz, BGStG).

This accessibility statement applies to the website www.moremedia.at including all German-, English- and French-language subpages (homepage, Services, References, Agency, Insights/Blog, Contact, Forms, and the legal pages).

Status of compliance with the requirements

Based on a self-assessment, this website is partially compliant with conformance level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2. "Partially compliant" means that the content and functions listed below under "Non-accessible content" do not yet fully meet the requirements.

Implemented accessibility measures

The following measures are implemented on www.moremedia.at:

• Semantic HTML5 with clearly defined structural regions (header, main area, navigation, footer, articles) including ARIA roles (role="banner", role="navigation", role="contentinfo", role="article").
• A link to skip repeated navigation, and a single, clearly identified main landmark on every page.
• Consistent language markup of the document (lang="de", lang="en", lang="fr") for correct pronunciation by screen readers.
• Keyboard operability of the interactive elements – main navigation, menu overlay, language selection, FAQ/accordion elements, and the contact and cookie dialogs – with a visible focus indicator.
• Programmatically associated form labels, required-field information, error messages and status messages; the confirmation after a form submission is announced as a status message and receives keyboard focus.
• Focus management, Escape handling and focus return in the modal contact, form and cookie dialogs.
• Support for the "reduce motion" system preference: motion animations (including the scroll-driven intro animation of the service-page hero images, the scrolling customer-logo band, and smooth scrolling) are automatically reduced or disabled for motion-sensitive users.
• Background videos play exclusively muted; sound is only activated after an explicit user action – there are no automatically played audio sources.
• Meaningful alternative text for content-bearing images; purely decorative background images and videos are embedded via CSS and are not announced by screen readers as separate content.
• Responsive layout that supports text enlargement and zoom up to 200% without loss of essential content or functionality.
• Improvements have been implemented for numerous technical and structural aspects. However, certain existing colour and contrast combinations still do not consistently meet the requirements of WCAG 2.2 AA. The specific components affected and the measured values are listed in the following section.

Non-accessible content

Despite our efforts, the following content cannot currently be offered in a fully accessible form:

For some text and user-interface components, certain combinations of the existing brand colours and their backgrounds do not consistently achieve the contrast ratios required for WCAG 2.2 Level AA. The affected elements are: the client label on 34 reference detail pages (1.22 to 4.27 : 1; on two further reference detail pages the contrast has been raised to 4.6 : 1 and 4.7 : 1 respectively); the category line on 99 reference video pages (3.66 : 1); the menu label and language switch in the header on 30 pages (1.02 to 3.12 : 1); the page title on 21 reference detail pages (1.32 to 2.53 : 1); one text emphasis on three service pages (1.97 : 1); and the placeholder text in form fields sitewide (foreground #B6B0A6 on field background #F7F5F0, 1.98 : 1). These colours form part of the existing brand identity and will be retained in the published design. Changes to the brand colours are not currently planned. For two of the affected reference detail pages (client label), the contrast was raised through a small, page-specific adjustment; for the remaining combinations, a sufficient adjustment would visibly change the colour impression and was therefore not made. As a result, these elements may be more difficult to perceive for people with low vision.

• The project and reference videos contain no spoken content. A systematic classification found that most of these videos nonetheless convey additional visual information (e.g. on-screen page content or campaign detail) and, in some cases, additional meaningful music, without an equivalent text or audio alternative currently being available. The affected videos will be remediated progressively.
• Some older image content may not yet have complete alternative text. These are being added continuously.
• The horizontal image sliders (project galleries, "More references") are primarily optimised for mouse and touch operation. Navigation via the associated dot indicators is possible by keyboard; the swipe gesture itself cannot be performed via the keyboard as an alternative.
• The animated, custom cursor (for example over video areas and sliders) is a mouse-only feature. All associated functions can alternatively be reached via keyboard or visible controls.
• The language selector in the main menu uses real, standalone links outside the menu button. Operation itself is unrestricted by keyboard and mouse.
• The touch targets of the mobile language selector are slightly below the recommended minimum size of 24 × 24 pixels; the spacing to neighbouring targets meets the WCAG 2.2 exception, but an increase in size has not yet been implemented.
• Full functionality (smooth scrolling, sliders, menu overlay, submitting the contact form) requires JavaScript to be enabled. The content itself is contained in the HTML document and remains readable even without JavaScript; the form at /en/forms/ shows a message with alternative contact options (phone, email) when JavaScript is disabled, but this does not replace full form functionality.

We continuously work to remove the existing barriers.

Preparation and review of this statement

This statement was prepared on 1 June 2026 and was last technically and editorially reviewed on 30 August 2026.

It is based on a self-assessment by MOREMEDIA GmbH. The assessment covered semantic document structure, keyboard operation, focus management, forms, responsive presentation and colour contrast – using automated tools (axe-core) as well as manual keyboard and focus testing. Testing with a real screen reader (e.g. VoiceOver, NVDA) was not carried out as part of this review.

The next review will take place within twelve months at the latest and after significant technical or visual changes.

Feedback and contact details

Have you noticed barriers that hinder you when using our website, or do you need content in an accessible alternative format? Please contact us:

MOREMEDIA GmbH
Veilchenweg 9
4063 Hörsching

Phone: +43 732 7840840
Email: contact@moremedia.at

Enforcement procedure

If our response does not satisfy you, you may contact the conciliation body pursuant to Section 14 BGStG:

Conciliation Board for Disability Equality at the Sozialministeriumservice
Babenbergerstraße 5, 1010 Vienna

Phone: +43 1 711 00 – 0
Email: office@sozialministeriumservice.at
Web: www.sozialministeriumservice.at

The conciliation procedure aims to find an amicable, out-of-court resolution.

As of: 30 August 2026