Access and responsible use

Accessibility and artificial intelligence

Our accessibility objective

We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a design and development reference. This statement describes implemented measures; it is not certification or a claim of full conformance. A comprehensive independent audit has not been performed.

Implemented measures

• Keyboard navigation, a skip-to-content link and controls with visible focus.
• Heading structure, form labels and validation messages.
• Layouts that adapt to small screens and alternative text for content images.
• Respect for reduced-motion preferences in animations.
• A cookie disclosure operable without JavaScript or a mouse.

Limitations and review

Automated checks do not detect every barrier. Comprehensive manual testing with screen readers, magnification, device combinations and assistive technologies remains pending. Visual diagrams include text explanations, but their clarity and editorial content need ongoing review.

Report an accessibility barrier

If you encounter difficulties, write to maryaleee12@gmail.com. Include the page, what you were trying to do and, optionally, your browser or assistive technology. Do not send passwords or sensitive data. We will review the issue and assess an accessible alternative.

What AI does on this website

The website does not include a chatbot or send forms to an AI model. The preliminary self-assessment provides rule-based guidance in your browser. It does not analyse confidential documentation or automatically determine causes.

Limits and human oversight

Examples and diagrams explain our consulting approach. They do not represent guaranteed results or technology implemented in your business. Professional interventions require agreement on scope, permissions, evaluation criteria and human oversight. AI systems can be wrong; sensitive decisions and regulated uses require controls and qualified professionals.

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Updated on 18 October 2026.