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Corporate Design

Accessibility

Accessible Design

WAGO wants to make content and services accessible to as many people as possible. A barrier-free design enables and facilitates access to information for people with various limitations and needs, so that no one is excluded from society. In our corporate design, we therefore rely on barrier-free elements and are guided by the internationally applicable standard WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). These guidelines comprise a series of principles and success criteria that are divided into three levels of conformity: A (basic level), AA (enhanced) and AAA (highest level), with level AA being sufficient. Although the guidelines were primarily designed for digital content, they provide a valuable overarching basis. This means that principles for contrasts, fonts and structure can also be transferred to print design.

Color Contrast