German manufacturer
Developed & supported in Germany
Accessibility Statement
Accessibility Information
Scope
This accessibility information applies to the offerings of
Anio GmbH
Ludwig-Sütterlin-Straße 3
28355 Bremen
Germany
and refers to:
- the website www.anio.eu
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the Anio app for iOS and Android
To the extent that our digital offerings fall within the scope of the Barrier-Free Accessibility Act (BFSG), we adhere to the statutory requirements of the BFSG as well as the Ordinance on the Barrier-Free Accessibility Act (BFSGV).
Our goal is to design our digital offerings so that they can be used by as many people as possible, regardless of their individual abilities. That is why we continuously develop the website and app and continually improve their accessibility.
Description of our services
On our website, we provide information about the products and services of Anio GmbH.
The Anio app is used to set up, manage and use compatible Anio products. Depending on the product and its range of functions, users can in particular:
- manage a user account,
- set up and configure compatible devices,
- make device settings,
- use the functions of the connected devices,
- retrieve information about devices,
- use support and help sections as well as
- retrieve instructions and other information materials.
Our understanding of accessibility
We want to make our digital offerings as easy to understand and usable for everyone as possible.
In doing so, we take into account, among other things:
- as clear and understandable navigation as possible,
- operability with a keyboard and assistive technologies,
- sufficient color contrasts,
- meaningful labels for user interface elements,
- support for screen readers,
- scalable font sizes, as well as
- as understandable a structure of our content as possible.
We understand accessibility as a continuous improvement process. That is why we regularly review our offerings and continually develop them.
Current state of accessibility
The website and the Anio app are currently partially accessible.
The assessment is based on internal audits and technical analyses, taking into account the requirements of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Automated testing procedures cannot assess all aspects of accessibility. Therefore, our offerings are also regularly reviewed manually.
Known limitations
Despite our efforts, individual barriers still exist.
Website
Images and content
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Some images and graphical user interface elements do not yet have meaningful alternative text.
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Some headings and semantic structures are not yet fully marked up.
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The contrast values of individual pieces of content do not yet meet the recommended requirements everywhere.
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For individual pieces of content, zooming in on the display is still limited.
Operation
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Not all functions can be fully operated with the keyboard.
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Some scrollable areas are only partially accessible via the keyboard.
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Some user interface elements do not yet have fully defined roles or labels for assistive technologies.
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There are still occasional technical HTML structure errors (e.g. duplicate IDs or incomplete markup).
Videos
Some videos do not yet have:
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subtitles,
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full transcripts or
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audio descriptions for important visual content.
PDF documents
Some older PDF documents are not yet fully accessible.
This includes, for example:
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missing document structure,
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missing alternative text,
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missing document titles,
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insufficient reading order,
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or inaccessible tables.
New documents are made accessible whenever possible.
Anio App
We are continuously working to further improve the accessibility of the app.
Currently, the following limitations may apply, among others:
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Not all controls have fully optimized screen reader labels.
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The focus order is not yet fully optimized in some areas.
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Some touch targets do not yet meet the recommended minimum sizes.
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Color contrasts do not meet the recommended requirements in all areas.
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The provision of accessible multimedia content,
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the accessible design of new documents and
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the continuous improvement of user guidance.
Due to the scope of our digital offerings, implementation is carried out gradually.
Feedback on accessibility
If you notice any barriers on our website or in the Anio App, or if you have difficulty using it, we would appreciate your feedback.
Please let us know as much as possible:
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on which page or in which area of the app the barrier occurred,
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which function is affected,
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which device or operating system you use and
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which assistive technologies you use, if any.
You can contact us at:
Anio GmbH
Ludwig-Sütterlin-Straße 3
28355 Bremen
Email: info@anio.watch
We will endeavor to review your feedback promptly and implement appropriate improvements.
Competent Market Surveillance Authority
If you believe that one of the services we offer does not meet the requirements of the Accessibility Strengthening Act and your feedback has not led to a satisfactory solution, you can contact the competent market surveillance authority.
MLBF AöR
State Market Surveillance Office for the Accessibility of Products and Services
Carl-Miller-Str. 6
39112 Magdeburg
kontakt@mlbf-barrierefrei.de
Consumers can also, subject to statutory requirements, submit an application for the initiation of conciliation proceedings to the conciliation body under the Equal Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act. The proceedings are intended for the out-of-court settlement of disputes.
Conciliation body under the Equal Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act
at the Federal Government Commissioner for the Affairs of Persons with Disabilities
Mauerstraße 53
10117 Berlin
Email: info@schlichtungsstelle-bgg.de
Update
This information was last updated on 01.08.2026 .
It is reviewed regularly and updated in the event of technical or legal changes.
