AICTPO AI Coding Agents Skill Pack Files

Imprint

German legal imprint page (Impressum) at /imprint. Static content required by §5 TMG (Telemediengesetz) for any commercial website operated from Germany. The page is mostly informational text — there is no interactive state to track beyond rendering.

Required content (per §5 TMG)

Block	Purpose
Service provider	Legal entity name and form (GmbH, UG, e.K., natural person, …)
Address	Street, postal code, city, country
Contact	Email and phone (or alternate fast-contact channel)
Register entry	Commercial register name + number, if applicable
VAT ID	Umsatzsteuer-Identifikationsnummer per §27a UStG, if applicable
Responsible party	Person responsible for content under §55 RStV / §18 MStV
EU online dispute resolution	Link to https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr

Layout

The page renders as a single column of headings + paragraphs inside the global page chrome. The order of blocks usually follows the list above, but only the existence of each block is required by law — not the ordering.

Common tasks

Verify all required blocks are present: snapshot the main content region, check each section heading matches the expected block name.

Verify EU ODR link: locate the link by href substring consumers/odr and assert it is a valid outbound HTTPS link.

Verify contact email is reachable: extract the email link, optionally probe DNS / MX records out-of-band (do not actually send mail from a test).

Gotchas

• The imprint must remain reachable from every page on the site — typically via a footer link. QA should also assert the footer link is present and resolves.
• Email addresses are sometimes obfuscated (HTML entities, JS injection) to deter scraping; selector strategy must handle decoded text.
• VAT ID may be absent if the entity is not VAT-registered (Kleinunternehmer); its absence is not an error.
• This page is one of the rare ones where SEO keyword optimization should be deprioritized — accuracy of the legal text matters more than keyword density.