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Accessibility Statement

Accessibility statement for beskæftigelse.dk, prepared for Danish public-sector expectations.

Scope

This statement covers the web application surfaces in this repository, including municipality pages, theme pages, chat, signals, and story pages.

Standards and Legal Context

Target conformance baseline:

• WCAG 2.2 AA
• EN 301 549 (relevant web criteria)
• Danish public web-accessibility obligations and declaration practice

Reference guidance:

• DIGST accessibility declaration requirement
• DIGST legislation scope
• DIGST technical standards overview (EN 301 549 / WCAG)

Current Baseline (2026-02-19)

Implemented accessibility-supporting patterns include:

• Danish language declaration on root HTML
• Semantic landmarks (main, header, footer, navigation structure)
• Keyboard navigable controls in key interactive flows
• Skip-to-content behavior
• Focus-visible patterns via component system defaults

Reference implementation notes: docs/APP-SYSTEM.md

Known Accessibility Gaps

Current known issues requiring follow-up:

• Dark theme tokens exist but user-accessible theme switching requires clearer exposure and validation
• Further manual assistive-technology test passes are required across complex data-visualization interactions
• Ongoing review needed for chart text alternatives and keyboard interaction depth

Quality tracking source: docs/QA-AUDIT.md

Feedback and Contact

If you encounter accessibility barriers:

1. Report the issue through the support process in SUPPORT.md.
2. Include page URL, assistive technology used, and reproduction steps.
3. Accessibility issues are prioritized in the product maintenance queue and tracked to closure.

Enforcement and Escalation

If internal follow-up does not resolve an accessibility issue, escalation should follow the relevant Danish public digital accessibility channels as applicable to the deploying authority.

Review Cadence

• Formal statement review: quarterly
• Triggered review: major UI redesign, route restructuring, or significant accessibility bug discovery