Accessibility

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Commitment

PRECISEFUTURE, SL is committed to making precisefuture.com usable by as many people as possible, regardless of their abilities or the technology they use to browse.

This is a voluntary statement. We are a private company, and the accessibility law for public websites does not require us to comply. We publish it because a website for a company that builds software for others should start by being usable. And because we prefer to report what we have measured.

Reference standard

We use the WCAG 2.1 guidelines, level AA, as our reference. It is the international standard that sets out how a page should be built, so that it can be used with a keyboard, a screen reader, zoom, or with limited colour vision.

We also follow the European standard EN 301 549, which requires the same for public websites in Europe.

Compliance status

This website is partially compliant with WCAG 2.1 level AA. Most of what we have tested complies; the open issues are listed below.

What currently complies

Tested on thirteen representative pages of the site, on mobile and desktop screens, in both light and dark modes:

  • The entire site can be navigated with the keyboard, and nothing traps focus. The mobile menu, dropdowns and image gallery can be opened, navigated and closed with the keyboard. If the browser does not run the page’s code, the mobile menu still works. The gallery and dropdowns do need that code.
  • The element that has focus is always visible, with a coloured ring around it.
  • Every page begins with a link that skips to the content, which is the first stop for the keyboard.
  • The contrast of the text and the focus indicator meets level AA.
  • Each page has a single main heading and declares its language as Spanish.
  • Design images either include alternative text or are marked as decorative.
  • The contact and subscription forms have a label for every field and announce errors to assistive technologies.
  • Text can be enlarged to 200% without horizontal scrolling or cut-off content.
  • If the system requests reduced motion, the site does not animate the menu or dropdowns. The light or dark mode follows the system preference.

What does not comply yet

In the review of 17 September 2026 we found no non-compliance. The three open issues have been resolved. The old entry now includes alternative text for all of its images. The counter in the blog filters now reaches 5.3:1 in light mode. The card titles in the case studies list no longer skip any heading levels. If you find something that does not work, write to us and we will review it.

There are no embedded videos or third-party documents in the published content.

How this statement was prepared

This is a self-assessment carried out by PRECISEFUTURE, SL on 13 September 2026. It used an automated tool (axe-core) and was also checked manually with the keyboard. It was tested on desktop and mobile, in light and dark modes. We also counted the images without alternative text across all published content.

Last reviewed: 17 September 2026. It will be reviewed when the design changes or when someone reports a problem to us.

Contact

If you find something you cannot use, write to us. You can also write if you would like content in an accessible format. You can email contacto@precisefuture.com with the subject «Accessibility» or use the contact form. It helps us to know:

  • The address of the page where you had the problem.
  • What you were trying to do and what happened.
  • The browser and, if you use one, the assistive technology (screen reader, screen magnifier, voice navigation).

We respond as soon as possible and let you know what we are going to do.