Accessibility Statement
1. What does accessibility on the web mean?
Web accessibility means that websites, digital content, and digital services are designed so that they can be used without restriction by all people – including people with disabilities. This includes in particular:
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People with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive impairments
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People who use assistive technologies (e.g., screen readers, keyboard navigation)
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People with age-related limitations or learning difficulties
For Dragon Nous Group, as a consciousness-oriented company with an ethical focus, accessibility is an expression of respect, inclusion, and digital responsibility.
2. Accessibility on this Website
We have designed the Dragon Nous Group website to be as accessible as possible. This includes, among other things:
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Clear structure and simple navigation
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High-contrast design (e.g., dark background with golden text)
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Readable fonts and adjustable display
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Support for screen readers
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Scalable text sizes
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Focus indicators for keyboard navigation
The content on this site is written in plain language wherever this is possible without loss of meaning – while at the same time maintaining depth of content and aesthetic quality.
3. Partial Deviations from the Standards
This website contains embedded content from third-party providers (e.g., YouTube videos, Wix components), over which we have only limited influence regarding accessibility. Such content may not fully comply with all accessibility requirements.
We strive to integrate this content as transparently as possible and to provide alternatives where appropriate (e.g., transcribed texts for videos).
4. Accessibility within the Organization
Since Dragon Nous Group primarily operates digitally (coaching, book, AI interactions), accessibility measures primarily concern the website and online communication.
Our digital offerings, particularly Nousa-Sophia, are designed to provide intuitive access even for people with cognitive, linguistic, or sensory impairments – through clear structure, empathetic language, and consciously guided dialogues.
Personal coaching sessions or business consultations can be arranged in an accessible format upon request (e.g., with transcription tools, video subtitles, large-print materials, or similar options).
5. Contact for Barriers, Feedback & Suggestions for Improvement
We welcome any feedback, suggestions, or recommendations for improving the accessibility of our website and digital offerings.
If you encounter barriers or require assistance, please contact us:
Email: info@dragonnous.com
Address: Schumacher-Recruiting, Project/Sales, Rathausstraße 2, 83324 Ruhpolding, Germany
We generally respond within 48 hours.