1. Scope and status
This statement covers anthonystilo.com and the Anthony Stilo iOS and Android application. The current status is: assessment in progress and not yet declared conformant. An independent accessibility review is still pending.
Last updated: 12 August 2026
ACCESS IS PART OF THE SERVICE.
The product targets accessible use across the website and mobile app, but no WCAG conformance is claimed before an independent audit and real-device testing.
- Target: WCAG 2.2 AA
- Conformance not yet claimed
- Feedback route available
Last updated: 12 August 2026
ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT.
This statement covers the first-party website and mobile app. Legal scope, including any microenterprise exemption, depends on the applicable law and the service actually offered, and must be assessed rather than assumed.
2. Accessibility target
The design and engineering target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA, using perceivable, operable, understandable and robust interaction as working principles. A target is not a certification. The applicable requirements for e-commerce services and mobile applications under Spanish and EU law will be confirmed for the final service.
3. Measures in place
The website includes a skip link, semantic landmarks and headings, keyboard-native controls, visible labels, responsive layouts and localized content. The product uses text alternatives for curated images and status text for important states. These implementation details require automated and manual verification and do not by themselves establish conformance.
4. Supported use
The intended experience supports keyboard navigation, screen readers, zoom and reflow, colour-independent meaning, reduced-motion preferences where motion exists, and portrait or landscape use on common mobile and desktop sizes. A supported browser, assistive-technology and operating-system matrix has not yet been approved.
5. Known limitations
Independent WCAG testing, screen-reader journeys, switch/voice control, 200–400% zoom, high contrast, reduced motion, authentication/OAuth, Turnstile, charts or game interaction, error recovery and native WebView semantics are still to be tested. Dynamic and AI-generated text may have quality issues. Any inaccessible critical path must be fixed or given an equivalent accessible route.
6. Third-party and user content
Booksy, Google, Apple and other external interfaces are outside direct control, although an accessible first-party explanation and alternative contact route should be provided where a critical service relies on them. User-submitted or legacy media may not initially meet the same standard and requires moderation, captions or alternatives where applicable.
7. Feedback and assistance
If you encounter a barrier, tell us through the site assistant (/en/assistant) or the official Instagram account @anthonystilo: describe the page or app screen, what you were trying to do, your device or assistive technology if you wish to share it, and the format or assistance you need. Do not include passwords, authentication codes or unnecessary sensitive data. Response times and escalation ownership are still being finalised.
8. Complaints and enforcement
If a reported barrier is not resolved, any statutory complaint or enforcement route depends on the applicable accessibility and consumer law. This statement does not name an authority or claim an exemption without that assessment. Mandatory remedies remain available.
9. Preparation and review
This statement was prepared from a content and implementation review dated 1 August 2026, not from a completed independent audit. It will be updated after automated checks, manual keyboard and screen-reader testing, native iOS/Android testing, third-party-flow review and remediation. Material releases should repeat those checks.
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A BARRIER IS A PRODUCT ISSUE.
Reach us through the site assistant or the official Instagram @anthonystilo.
