We strive to design our website in accordance with the applicable legal requirements for accessibility. Our goal is to enable as many people as possible to access our content with minimal barriers, regardless of individual limitations.
Description of the service
We are a provider of strollers and related accessories. On this webpage you will find photos and descriptions of our products as well as suitable retailers. In the Online-Shop you can also purchase strollers and accessories directly. You can reach us by post, by phone, or by E-Mail.
The content of the webpage and the Online-Shop is listed by sections in the main navigation and can be accessed from there. In addition, further important pages are linked at the bottom of each page, such as Frequently Asked Questions, warranty terms, shipping and payment information, or Terms and Conditions. Using the search function, you can find all content on the webpage and, in the shop, all products.
If you consent to the relevant cookie usage, you can also view regional retailers via a Google Maps map, watch product videos in the shop via YouTube, and view retailer and store locations via OpenStreetMap.
In the shop, products can be sorted by manufacturer, collection, color, and price. For Online purchases we also provide a shopping cart function. The cart has four steps. The fourth and final step is a summary of all selected products, including unit price and total price. After the purchase, you will receive an E-Mail confirmation sent to the E-Mail address you provided during checkout.
Applicable requirements
The accessibility requirements for https://moon-buggy.com/ and https://shop.moon-buggy.com/ arise from the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz, BFSG), in particular Section 14 BFSG in conjunction with Section 3 paragraph 1 BFSG with reference to the Ordinance to the BFSG (BFSGV).
Compliance with accessibility requirements
This webpage meets the essential requirements of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), version 2.1, conformance levels A and AA, to help ensure our offering is accessible to as many people as possible.
Perceivability
- Readable text: Font, size, and style are chosen to be low barrier, spacing between letters, lines, and paragraphs is sufficient.
- High contrast: Text and visual content are displayed with strong contrast.
- Individual adjustment: Content can be enlarged or adapted using browser or system functions.
- Color is not the only factor: Status messages, warnings, or notices are conveyed not only by color but also in text.
- Alternatives for non text content: Images, icons, and graphics have alternative text.
- Zoomable: Content can be enlarged up to 200 percent without problems.
Operability
- Keyboard navigation: All functions are fully usable with the keyboard, focus indicators highlight interactive elements.
- Generous click targets: Links and buttons are sufficiently large and easy to reach.
- Flexible orientation: The display adapts automatically to portrait and landscape format.
- No complex movements: No gestures or simultaneous inputs are required.
Understandability
- Clear structure: The website is logically structured and easy to navigate.
- Meaningful labels: Headings and form elements are clearly titled.
- Descriptive links: Link text is easy to understand and describes the destination.
- Plain language: Content is easy to read and written in understandable language.
- Form support: Forms support automatic suggestions by browser or system.
- Error prevention and correction: Inputs are checked and can be corrected.
- Animations: Only subtle animations, can be disabled if needed.
- No flashing effects: There is no content that could trigger photosensitive reactions.
Robustness
- Technically accessible: The website uses semantically correct HTML, ARIA roles improve compatibility with screen readers.
- Compatible with assistive technology: All content can be used with screen readers and braille displays.
Content that is not fully accessible
Unfortunately, a small number of items are not yet fully accessible. We are working intensively to eliminate these shortcomings.
- Embedded videos do not always include visual descriptions (audio description), as time based media created before 28 June 2025 is exempt from this requirement.
- PDF documents are not consistently accessible, as office application file formats created before 28 June 2025 are exempt from this requirement.
- Embedded map services are not always fully accessible, however we provide essential information on location and contact options separately.
- Headings are not yet always strictly hierarchical due to disproportionate burden (Section 17 BFSG).
- Alternative texts are not yet available everywhere and not always sufficiently descriptive due to disproportionate burden (Section 17 BFSG).
Consumer information
MOON GmbH
Maierhof 2
94167 Tettenweis
Phone: +49 8532 9243 0
E-Mail: info@moon-buggy.com
Further relevant consumer information can be found in the Terms and Conditions, the warranty terms, shipping and payment information, the right of withdrawal and withdrawal period, the privacy policy, and the provider identification.
Responsible market surveillance authority
The responsible authority is the joint market surveillance body of the federal states for the accessibility of products and services (MLBF) in Magdeburg, Saxony Anhalt.
Marktüberwachungsstelle der Länder für die Barrierefreiheit von Produkten und Dienstleistungen
Carl Miller Str. 6
39112 Magdeburg
Phone: +49 391 567 6970
Email: kontakt@mlbf-barrierefrei.de
Evaluation
The evaluation was carried out by the Passau based advertising agency NETPROFIT on the basis of a comprehensive self assessment using WCAG Report.
If you notice any issues or have questions about accessibility, feel free to write to us at: barrierefreiheit@netprofit.de.
