Editorial source last updated: August 5, 2026
Commitment and reference standard
Development uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 as a reference for continuous improvement. This statement does not constitute certification or claim full conformance with a specific WCAG level.
Features planned for implementation
The site should include a semantic structure of headings and regions, a link to skip directly to the content, a visible focus indicator, alternative text for editorial images, language identification for each version, and primary controls built with keyboard-accessible links and buttons.
The layout should adapt to smaller screens and respect the system’s reduced-motion preference. Forms should have labels and status messages announced by assistive technologies.
Known limitations
Some audiovisual content may be hosted on external platforms and may not always offer transcripts, audio description, or captions in every site language. Visual experiences may also require a more detailed text alternative.
External sites accessed through links have their own accessibility features and policies, beyond the control of the person responsible for this site.
Evaluation and continuous improvement
The implementation will be reviewed through a technical self-assessment and site testing before publication. It must not be presented as independently certified without evidence of such certification. Corrections will be prioritized when a barrier is identified.
Report a barrier
If you have difficulty accessing a page, control, image, video, or document, email contato@andrezaaraujo.com. If possible, provide the page, device, browser, and assistive technology used.
We can also provide an alternative form of the content when one is available.