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Accessibility Policy

Universal accesss

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At Accessibility First, we work to ensure universal access to our website, making sure that all people—regardless of their abilities, age, gender, cultural, or technological context—can navigate, understand, and interact with the content independently and effectively.

Our Commitment

This website is designed and maintained following the principles of universal accessibility and inclusive design. Our goal is to ensure that the digital experience is:

Perceivable: information is presented clearly, with adequate contrast, legible typography, and text alternatives for non-text content.

Operable: navigation is possible using a keyboard and assistive technologies.

Understandable: content uses clear structures, consistent visual hierarchy, and language that is easy to understand.

Robust: compatible with different browsers, devices, and assistive technologies.

Inclusive and Clear Language

At Accessibility First, we consider language a key tool for accessibility. For this reason:

  • We use inclusive, respectful, and non-discriminatory language.

  • We avoid sexist, ableist, or exclusionary expressions.

  • We prioritize clear, direct, and understandable language.

  • We apply plain language principles whenever possible to support comprehension for people with cognitive disabilities, reading difficulties, or linguistic diversity.

Regulations and Standards Applied

This website is developed in accordance with the following standards and best practices:

  • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA, from the W3C.

  • UNE-EN 301 549, the European accessibility standard for ICT products and services.

  • Easy-to-Read recommendations (Inclusion Europe, IFLA, and UNE 153101:2018 EX).

  • Universal design, cognitive accessibility, and usability principles.

Measures Implemented

Among the measures implemented are:

  • Clear, coherent, and predictable navigation.

  • Proper use of semantic tags and headings.

  • Alternative text for informative images.

  • Sufficient contrast between text and background.

  • Accessible forms with clear labels and understandable messages.

  • Content written in clear language with a simple structure.

  • Responsive design adaptable to different devices.

  • Compatibility with screen readers and keyboard navigation.

Multimedia Content

When audiovisual content is included, the following are applied whenever possible:

  • Subtitles.

  • Alternative text or descriptions.

  • Accessible versions of visual or audio content.

Continuous Improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing process. We regularly review this website to identify barriers, correct errors, and progressively improve both technical aspects and the content and language used.

Reporting Issues

If you encounter any accessibility barriers, comprehension difficulties, or have suggestions to improve the accessibility or language of this website, you can contact us at:

📩 Email: proyectos@aprimero.com

We are committed to responding and taking action as quickly as possible.