We at nemensis AG want everyone to feel comfortable navigating our website — regardless of any limitations they may have. That is why we continuously work to make our online offerings as accessible as possible. 

As a service provider in electronic commerce, we are obliged under the Accessibility Strengthening Act (Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz, BFSG) to design our website in an accessible manner. We are continuously working to fully meet the statutory requirements.

The legal basis is the Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) of 16 July 2021 and the Accessibility Requirements Ordinance (BFSGV).

This statement applies to the website: https://www.nemensis.de/

How accessible is our website? 

Our website is only partially accessible. Some technical and content-related requirements have not yet been fully met. We intend to change this — step by step.
In our implementation, we follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA.

What is (still) not accessible?

1. Text in images / graphics containing text

• Issue: Graphics containing text are used on the homepage and in other places (e.g. buttons or banners).
• Solution: Where possible, we are replacing such elements or supplementing them with alternatives.

2. Forms

• Issue: Not all online forms are technically built to be accessible.
• Solution: New forms are designed to be accessible from the outset. Existing forms are being continuously revised.

3. Missing labels

• Issue: Some form elements (e.g. the search field on the homepage) are not correctly labelled.
• Solution: These gaps will be addressed where technically feasible.

4. PDF documents

• Issue: Many PDFs on our website are not accessible.
• Solution: New documents are created in an accessible format. For older or external files, we provide an HTML alternative where possible.

5. Missing alternative texts

• Issue: Some images are missing alternative texts.
• Solution: Going forward, we will consistently ensure that alt texts are provided for all new visual content.

Information on the accessibility of our services 

Our website offers the following accessibility features:

• Keyboard operability of the website is ensured.
• Optimised contrast ratios.
• Font sizes and interactive elements (links and buttons) are configured to minimise barriers.

Compatibility with assistive technologies:

• Basic compliance with WCAG guidelines and HTML structures ensures corresponding compatibility with screen readers.

Standards used: WCAG 2.1 Level AA

Disproportionate burden pursuant to Section 17 BFSG 

For certain accessibility requirements, we have carried out an assessment pursuant to Section 17 BFSG and have concluded that implementing them would constitute a disproportionate burden. The assessment was conducted on the basis of the statutory criteria (in particular the estimated costs of implementation, the anticipated benefit for affected persons, and the organisational impact on ongoing operations) and will be repeated in the event of significant changes to the website or financial circumstances, and updated at least on a regular basis.

The following areas are affected:

1. Plain language texts

• Our pages on company presentation and navigation are available in plain language.
• Specialist content – for example, relating to personnel placement in specialised industries – cannot, in our assessment, be meaningfully translated into plain language without losing its professional substance. The estimated costs of a full translation of all specialist content exceed, in our assessment, the achievable benefit for the target group to a degree that makes implementation appear disproportionate.

2. Complex graphics with explanatory text

• Some illustrations serve to visualise internal processes or working models and are aimed at specialist audiences or business clients.
• In our assessment, a fully accessible alternative is currently associated with disproportionate effort, as the required level of description significantly exceeds the editorial and technical resources involved.

The complete assessment is available to the competent market surveillance authority and can be inspected upon request.

Status of this statement 

This statement was created on 27 June 2025 and last reviewed on 22 June 2026 by nemensis AG. The statement is reviewed upon significant changes to the website and at least annually, and updated as necessary.

Have you noticed any barriers? 

We welcome your feedback. If you notice anything or have questions about the accessibility of our website, please write to us: info@nemensis.de

Market surveillance and enforcement 

If you believe that we are in breach of the provisions of the BFSG and are therefore unable to use our website, or can only use it to a limited extent, you may contact the competent market surveillance authority. 
Responsibility for monitoring compliance with the BFSG in Germany lies with the individual federal states. These states have agreed under an interstate treaty to organise market surveillance with regard to the BFSG centrally for all federal states. Upon the entry into force of this interstate treaty on 26 September 2025, the joint "Market Surveillance Authority of the Federal States for the Accessibility of Products and Services" (MLBF AöR), as a newly established public-law institution in Saxony-Anhalt, commenced its operations. You may contact this authority.

Competent market surveillance authority:
MLBF 
c/o Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Equality of Saxony-Anhalt 
Postfach 39 11 55 
39135 Magdeburg 
Phone: +49 391 567 4530 
E-Mail: MLBF@ms.sachsen-anhalt.de