Accessibility statement

Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises

We strive to make our website barrier-free. The declaration on digital accessibility is required by the Berlin Barrier-free Information and Communication Technology Act (BIKTG Bln). The technical requirements for accessibility are set out in the current Barrier-free Information Technology Ordinance (BITV).

This declaration on digital accessibility applies to the website www.berlin.de/gamescapital/.

This declaration was created or revised on 01.08.2025.

The review of digital accessibility was carried out by the public body listed above by means of a self-assessment.

This website/application is only partially accessible. The requirements of the current BITV are only partially fulfilled.

The areas listed below are not barrier-free for the following reasons:

Barrier: Selected page not labeled

• Description: Aria attribute not available for selected page.
• Measures: Aria attribute will be added.
• Schedule: Remedy in 2025

Barrier: Deactivated elements

• Description: Deactivated elements are partially not marked.
• Measures: Deactivated elements are labeled.
• Schedule: Remedy in 2025

Barrier: Graphics and controls

• Description: Some logos and controls are not displayed in high contrast when the color is adjusted in the browser.
• Measures: Customization of logos and controls.
• Schedule: Remedy in 2025

Would you like to report information on the implementation of accessibility or existing barriers? Are you unable to adequately perceive, operate or understand something on our website or mobile application? Do you need information in an accessible form? Then please let us know.

Contact the contact person at the public body:

Name: Christopher Hohage
E-mail: christopher.hohage@senweb.berlin.de
Phone: 030 9013 8208

The following information is always provided in the digital accessibility statement: If your contact with the public body was unsuccessful, you have not received a response within 4 weeks, or the response was inadequate, you can contact the State Commissioner for Digital Accessibility and seek enforcement proceedings. Please always contact the public body concerned first!

Link to the contact form
Further information on the State Commissioner for Digital Accessibility