Accessibility statement

In case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.

Accesibilidad Primero^® is committed to making accesibilidadprimero.com usable by as many people as possible, whether they browse with a keyboard, a screen reader, enlarged text or reduced motion. This statement applies to the whole website.

This website is partially compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, level AA.

Partially, for two reasons: the full manual review has not been done yet, as we explain in “How it was tested”, and there is one non-compliance we know about and have chosen to keep, as we explain in “Non-accessible content”.

We also hold ourselves to a stricter rule than the standard: everything you can tap or click is at least 44 pixels. WCAG asks for 24.

We know of one non-compliance, and it is our own decision:

• The emblem on the AP page is always animated: its squares fade out and back in slowly, without stopping, and there is no button to stop it. It fails success criterion 2.2.2 (Pause, Stop, Hide). It is a design licence we allow ourselves in that single drawing. If you have the reduce motion setting turned on on your device, the emblem stays still. If it bothers or distracts you, write to us and we will reconsider it.

And we know of these limitations:

• The contact form needs JavaScript, because its protection against automated submissions needs it. Without JavaScript the form does not appear, and our email address is offered instead.
• If that protection cannot verify the submission, for example with some content blockers, the form is not sent. We say so on screen and give our email address as an alternative.
• The images in “Work in progress” come from our posts on Mastodon. Only those with alt text are shown, but their quality is checked when they are posted, not here.
• The videos in the case studies have no sound. What they show is described in their alt text.

The first review was on 11 October 2026. Since then the website has gained new pages, such as the case studies, the videos and the animations, and on 4 November 2026 we tested all of it again, on the built website:

• axe-core 4.14 in Chromium, at 390, 768 and 1440 pixels wide, and Lighthouse.
• Contrast measured pixel by pixel on the rendered page, not read from the code.
• The size of everything you can tap or click, and no horizontal scrolling at 320 pixels.
• Keyboard navigation of the menu, the carousel and the expandable sections.
• Every video and every animation, with and without the reduce motion setting. Anything that moves on its own for more than five seconds has a pause button, except the emblem on the AP page.
• The contact form, including with its error messages showing.

All of these checks pass, except for the emblem non-compliance explained above.

These automated tests cover around a third of the WCAG success criteria. The manual keyboard review is done: on 5 November 2026 we went through the whole website with the Tab key, checking the focus order, a visible focus ring and no unnecessary stops. The review with screen readers is still to be done. When it is, we will update this page with its date and its result.

Write to us and tell us what you were trying to do, on which page and with which browser or assistive technology. We reply within twenty working days at most and, if the fix will take longer, we tell you how long.

Accesibilidad Primero^® is a micro-enterprise, and Spain’s Act 11/2023, which requires certain services to be accessible, exempts micro-enterprises that provide services. We want to comply all the same, and that is why this page exists.

If you believe you have been discriminated against on the grounds of disability, you can contact the Spanish Office for Disability Assistance.

Tested in Chromium, the browser that Chrome and Edge are built on, at three screen widths. Testing with Safari, Firefox and screen readers is part of the pending manual review.