Accessibility

What we aim at

The target is WCAG 2.1 level AA. We do not claim full conformance: some requirements have not been tested, and we would rather not promise more than we have checked.

Done and verified

Heading order

one first-level heading per page, then in order without gaps

Skip to content link

first in the Tab order — you can jump past the menu straight to the text

Visible focus ring

when using a keyboard you can see where you are

Page language

declared for each version so a screen reader uses the right voice

Icons hidden from narration

decorative images are not read out

Reduced motion

if your system asks for less motion, animations are turned off

Text contrast

in September 2026 we darkened the italic lines: they were 2.9 : 1 against a 4.5 : 1 requirement

Form labels

every field is labelled and the label is tied to the field

Form font size

16 pixels, so the page does not jump when you type on a phone

Automated audit

axe was run across eight pages including the English ones: no violations remain

Demo carousel

tabs are now linked to their panels, so a screen reader knows what each button controls

Not tested

Stated plainly, because calling untested work tested is worse than admitting a gap.

Screen readers

not tested live with VoiceOver, NVDA or JAWS

Full keyboard pass

main paths checked, but not every element

Automated checks miss things

axe covers roughly a third of the requirements: it catches contrast and markup, but cannot tell whether the wording is clear or the order makes sense

If something gets in your way

Write to alex@bizautopilot.pro — describe what fails and what you are using. We reply within a few working days.

If accessibility stops you from using the form, simply write by email or on Telegram @bizautopilotpro — we will look at your situation just the same, without the form.