ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT
Accessibility at AIFAB.
How this website is built and tested for accessibility, what is still being validated, and how to reach us if something does not work for you.
AIFAB targets WCAG 2.2 AA for this website. That is a design and testing target, not a claim of full conformance. This statement records the evaluation method, the date of the last review and the limitations we are aware of.
Our commitment and standard.
We design and build this website to meet WCAG 2.2 AA: semantic structure and landmarks, full keyboard operation with visible focus, labels and error handling that work with assistive technologies, sufficient contrast in light and dark appearances, content that reflows at high zoom, and respect for reduced-motion preferences.
Accessibility is reviewed when pages, components or forms change, not only before launch. Automated checks run with the site's test suite; they are one input, not the whole evaluation.
How this statement was evaluated.
This statement was prepared on 22 October 2026 from a repository accessibility audit (code review and automated axe checks in the test suite) of the released English site and its localized review routes. Automated tools cannot determine accessibility on their own.
A guided manual pass with screen readers (NVDA and VoiceOver) across the main journeys, including form errors and confirmations, is being completed and this statement will be updated with its date and results. Until then, dynamic interactions should be treated as validated by code review and automated checks, not by assistive-technology use.
Known limitations.
Localized pages are machine-assisted drafts accepted by the site owner; they have not yet had a full assistive-technology review in each language. The English site is the released reference version.
If any content, demo or form does not work with your technology, please tell us through the feedback route below and we will provide the same information or conversation another way.
Feedback and alternative access.
Use the contact form and choose the closest topic, mentioning accessibility in your message. A person will review it and reply by email within one business day. We treat accessibility reports as defects and record them in our audit register.
If a page, demonstration or document is not accessible to you, we will provide the content or arrange the conversation in another format on request.
Review of this statement.
This statement is reviewed at least annually and whenever a material barrier is reported or fixed. Statement prepared 22 October 2026.