Accessibility statement.

Our commitment

At ODDEYE accessibility is a priority, and we take it into account from the very first sketch. We designed and built this website so it works with a keyboard, a screen reader, zoom and your device's motion settings. We hold our clients' projects to the same standard.

Conformance status

Our reference is the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 (opens in a new tab), level AA. According to our latest review, oddeye.es is partially conformant with that level: it meets its criteria except for the points explained under "Known limitations".

What we have done

• Clear structure. Every page has a single main heading, headings follow a logical order and the regions (header, navigation, content and footer) are marked up. A link at the very top lets you skip straight to the content.
• Keyboard. Everything works without a mouse and the focus is always visible. While the mobile menu is open, focus stays inside it until you close it.
• Section index. Pages with several sections have an index on the right that takes you to each one, plus a "Next section" button to move through the page without scrolling. It works with a keyboard and with screen readers, which announce the section you are going to. Each section's name appears when you hover over it, reach it with the keyboard or tap it on a phone.
• Contrast. Text, icons and controls meet the AA minimum contrast.
• Motion. If your device has "reduce motion" turned on, animations, smooth scrolling and video autoplay are switched off. Videos start muted and can be paused. They only have music, no speech, which is why they have no captions.
• Images. Meaningful images have alternative text describing what they show. Decorative ones are hidden from screen readers.
• Forms. Every field has a label and required fields are marked. If something is missing or wrong, the error is explained in text next to the field and announced to screen readers.
• Zoom and small screens. The content adapts to 320 px wide screens, to text enlarged to 200 % and to wider text spacing without losing information.
• Touch targets. Buttons and standalone links are at least 24 × 24 px.
• Languages. The website is in Spanish, Catalan and English, and every page declares its language so screen readers pronounce it correctly.
• No surprises. Links that open a new tab say so. There are no pop-ups or cookie banners covering the content, and the text shows even if JavaScript does not load.

Known limitations

• Text inside images. Some portfolio pieces (website screenshots, logos, posters or social media posts) contain text that is part of the image. The alternative text describes the piece, and the key information about each project is also written out on its page.
• Third-party content. Our clients' websites, Instagram, LinkedIn and WhatsApp are not under our control and may have their own barriers.
• Screen reader testing. We have not yet tested every combination of screen reader and browser. If you use one and something is unclear, telling us helps a lot.

How we assessed it

This is a self-assessment carried out by the studio on 11 November 2026 across every page of the website in all three languages. It includes an automated axe-core scan (WCAG 2.2 AA) on desktop and mobile, a full keyboard walkthrough and tests at 320 px wide, with text at 200 %, with wider text spacing, with "reduce motion" on and without JavaScript.

We review it again whenever we change the design or publish a new project.

Compatibility

The website is built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It works with current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, on desktop and mobile.

Found a barrier?

If something on this website doesn't work for you, or you need any of its content in another format, let us know. Tell us which page you were on and what happened:

• By email: web@oddeye.es
• By phone: +34 641 30 90 31, or on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)

We reply within 5 working days at most. If we can't fix it straight away, we'll get the information to you another way.