Public information
Accessibility
NEXAH aims to make its public material usable across devices, input methods and individual access needs.
Current support
The website uses semantic structure, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus states, text alternatives for meaningful images and reduced-motion preferences. It is tested across desktop and mobile layouts.
Known limits
Some historic publications, diagrams and source images may not yet have complete long-form alternatives. External publications and services retain their own accessibility responsibility.
Report a barrier
If something prevents access, please describe the page, the barrier and the assistive technology used, if relevant. Contact: contact@nexah.de.
Status
This is a project accessibility statement and contact route. It is not a claim of formal conformity with a specific statutory standard.
Last reviewed: 24 July 2026.