Accessibility statement for eqinox.pl
I want everyone to be able to use eqinox.pl, including people who are blind, have low vision or use only a keyboard. I publish this statement voluntarily. Its structure follows the Polish template for public bodies.
Scope
This statement covers the eqinox.pl website in Polish and English, run by Paweł Wiślicki (EQinOX). Website published: 30 September 2026. Last significant update: 7 November 2026.
Compliance status
The website is partially conformant with WCAG 2.2 level AA. This is based on my own self-assessment of the code, not on an external audit. Issues and open questions are listed below.
What I checked and the result
| Check | Result |
|---|---|
| Page language (lang attribute) | Set on every page; passages in another language have their own attribute |
| Headings | One first-level heading per page, no skipped levels |
| Text alternatives | Every image has a text alternative |
| Skip navigation | Each page starts with a “Skip to content” link that appears on keyboard focus |
| Visible focus | The focused element has a clear 3 px turquoise outline |
| Contrast | Calculated for 16 colour pairs from the site palette. Lowest text contrast: 6.8:1 (4.5:1 required). Main text on background: 16.7:1, secondary text: 8.9:1, links: 10.6:1, field borders: 3.6:1 (3:1 required) |
| Field labels | Every field has a programmatically associated label |
| Tool messages | Results of the robots.txt check are announced to screen readers (aria-live) |
| Motion | Animations are switched off when the system asks for reduced motion |
| Without JavaScript | All pages except the tool work without JavaScript |
Non-accessible content and known issues
- The certificates on the About me page are images of documents. The text alternative and caption give the certificate name, issuer and date, but not the full text of the document.
- The Free website audit page has an inactive address field and two inactive buttons (audit in preparation). They are marked as disabled, but a screen reader may announce them like a normal form.
- Long lines of code and wide tables may need horizontal scrolling inside their frame on narrow screens.
- I have not yet tested the website with screen readers (NVDA, VoiceOver) or with disabled users. I have not measured the size of every touch target (criterion 2.5.8).
- The website has no video or audio, so captions and audio description are not needed.
Preparation of this statement
I prepared this statement on 14 October 2026 based on a self-assessment: a review of the source code, a script that checks the built pages (language, headings, text alternatives, labels, canonical address) and a calculation of colour contrast using the WCAG formula. It was not an audit by an independent party. Next review: by 14 October 2027, or earlier after a major change to the website.
Keyboard shortcuts
The website has no custom keyboard shortcuts. Standard browser and screen reader shortcuts work.
Feedback and contact
If something on the website is not accessible to you, write to kontakt@eqinox.pl. Tell me which page and which element the problem concerns. You can also ask for content in another format, for example as plain text in an e-mail. I will reply as soon as I can.
The Polish act on the digital accessibility of public bodies' websites does not cover this website, so the complaint procedure to the Polish Ombudsman set out in that act does not apply.
Physical accessibility and mobile apps
EQinOX has no office or premises that customers visit. There is no mobile app.