Atlasaro aims to make its website usable and understandable for as many visitors as possible, including people who use assistive technologies or access the site in different ways.

What we are working toward

We try to build pages with clear headings, readable text, understandable navigation, sufficient visual contrast, and controls that are practical to use on both desktop and mobile devices.

We also try to avoid unnecessary visual effects that can make content harder to read or interact with.

Keyboard and navigation

Where practical, interactive elements are designed to be reachable and usable with standard keyboard navigation.

Clear headings and links are also used to help visitors understand the structure of a page and move between sections.

Images and other content

We aim to provide meaningful alternative text for images when it helps communicate information that would otherwise be unavailable to someone who cannot see the image.

Decorative images may not require descriptive alternative text.

Mobile devices

Atlasaro is designed to work across different screen sizes, including phones and tablets. We continue to improve spacing, controls, text sizes, and other interface elements for smaller screens.

Ongoing improvements

Accessibility is not something we consider finished once a page has been published. New tools, articles, design changes, and third-party services can introduce new issues, so we review the website as it develops.

Found an accessibility problem?

If you encounter a page or feature that is difficult to use because of an accessibility issue, please let us know. A specific description of the problem, including the page where it occurred, is especially helpful.

Contact us at contact@atlasaro.com.

We will review accessibility-related feedback and consider appropriate improvements.