equarith.com
Accessibility statement
Current status, WCAG 2.2 AA objective and the channel for reporting a barrier.
- Version
- 2026-08-29
- Last updated
- 29 August 2026
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1. Commitment
Equarith wants its website and documentation to be usable by as many people as possible, including people using only a keyboard, screen reader, magnification or reduced-motion preference. The voluntary objective is WCAG 2.2 level AA, with relevant practices from the French RGAA framework.
2. Conformance status
The website has not yet undergone a complete third-party accessibility audit. Claiming full conformity or a conformity percentage would therefore be inaccurate. This statement transparently describes work in progress and is not a certification.
The scope includes the public website, legal pages, pre-redirect checkout, customer account and web documentation. Desktop-software interfaces will be assessed separately.
3. Measures already built in
The website provides or is designed to provide:
- heading structure and semantic landmarks;
- a skip link to main content;
- keyboard-operable navigation and forms;
- visible focus, associated field labels and textual error messages;
- readable contrast and text sizing;
- support for
prefers-reduced-motion; - language and direction attributes for right-to-left scripts;
- text alternatives for informative images; and
- responsive layouts and content usable with zoom.
These measures require testing after each change and do not alone prove the absence of barriers.
4. Known limits and third-party content
Barriers may remain in complex scientific visualisations, imported documents, installers, technical content or external payment and billing pages. Third-party services have their own accessibility policies, but Equarith remains available to offer a reasonable alternative route for its own service.
Before stable release, an audit should cover at least keyboard navigation, focus order, screen-reader announcements, form errors, 200% and 400% zoom, contrast, motion and representative browser/assistive-technology combinations.
5. Reporting a barrier
To report difficulty, request an accessible format or obtain help, email contact@equarith.com. If possible, identify the page, intended task, browser and assistive technology without sending sensitive data.
Equarith aims to acknowledge reports within 2 business days and provide an answer or alternative within a reasonable period depending on complexity. A barrier preventing a purchase, licence access or exercise of a legal right receives priority.
For a legal accessibility question, email legal@equarith.com.
6. Continuous improvement
Reports are logged and prioritised by impact and feed into product reviews. This statement will be updated following a significant audit, redesign or scope change.