Our commitment
Accessibility is not an added feature of this platform; it is a condition of its existence. A site that speaks about the rights of persons with disabilities and cannot be used by persons with disabilities contradicts itself. We are committed to making this site usable by as many people as possible, across different ways of browsing and assistive technologies.
This commitment follows from Article 9 of the CRPD on accessibility and Article 21 on access to information.
Reference standard
The site targets the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, the international reference standard for digital accessibility.
What we have implemented
- A logical heading structure that supports screen-reader navigation.
- Keyboard navigation with a visible focus indicator.
- Alternative text for meaningful images and correct marking of decorative images.
- Information is not conveyed by colour alone, with work toward sufficient colour contrast.
- Support for text enlargement and content reflow across screen sizes.
- Self-explanatory link text rather than “click here”.
- Right-to-left support with the page language set programmatically.
- No flashing or auto-playing content.
How we test
We do not rely on automated checkers alone. The assessment plan includes automated tools, keyboard-only use, screen readers, zoom and reflow, and real-user testing wherever possible. The conformance result and assessment date will be published after a documented test is complete, and testing will be repeated after substantial updates.
What is not yet complete — honestly
Archived PDF publications
Some publications were produced years ago in formats not prepared for screen readers. They are being converted progressively, starting with the most requested. Contact us if you need an accessible version.
Sign-language content
No sign-language content is currently available. Future video conversations will carry captions, and sign language is being considered for a later phase.
Third-party embedded content
Some embedded elements may fall outside our standards. We avoid them where possible and provide an accessible alternative where we cannot.
If something does not work
If a page or file is difficult to use, tell us. Your report is not an inconvenience; it is the fastest route to improving the site. Where possible, include the page title or URL, a description of the issue, and the browser or assistive tool you use.
info@aymaneltantawy.comWe aim to respond as quickly as possible. A specific response and alternative-format timeframe will be published once it has been operationally approved.
