Accessibility.
We want the site to read and work well with a keyboard, a screen reader or reduced motion too.
The quisquilia.ai website partially conforms to WCAG 2.2 level AA. Here is what we have done and what is still missing.
Updated on
- Reference standard WCAG 2.2, level AA
- Current status partial conformance
- Last review 3 November 2026
- Reports to team@quisquilia.ai
What we have done.
Contrast.
Text, links and buttons have enough contrast on the light pages and on the dark bands. We measured it page by page.
Keyboard.
Menus, dropdowns, tabs and FAQs open with the keyboard. A link jumps straight to the content and focus always stays visible.
Screen readers.
Headings that split apart in animation stay a single text for screen reader users. Decorative icons are hidden and images have alternative text.
Reduced motion.
If reduced motion is turned on in your device settings, animations stop and all text is readable straight away.
Known limits.
WebGL animations on the home page
The animated background of the home page is drawn in WebGL and has no text equivalent. It is decorative and carries no information. On less powerful devices it can slow down scrolling.
Cookie banner and third party services
The cookie banner and the preferences window come from iubenda. We chose their colours, text and position but we do not control all of their code. The same goes for examples and interviews that open on other sites.
Report a problem.
If you cannot use part of the site, write to team@quisquilia.ai. Tell us the page and what does not work.
A person from the team replies within five working days. If a fix is needed we tell you when it will be ready and in the meantime we send you the content in another format.
Statement prepared on 3 November 2026 from an internal review with automated checks and keyboard tests on desktop and mobile.