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Accessibility Statement
This site aims for WCAG 2.2 level AA — voluntarily, and honestly: what passes is listed below, and so is the one thing that deliberately doesn't.
Last reviewed: July 3, 2026
Where we stand
Marinescu Development SRL is a microenterprise, which the European Accessibility Act formally exempts from its service obligations. We target WCAG 2.2 level AA anyway — accessibility is part of how this site demonstrates engineering quality, not a box to tick.
What's in place
Every page has a single h1, proper landmarks (main, labeled navigation, footer), and a skip-to-content link as the first tab stop. Focus is always visible — with a light outline on dark surfaces where the default would vanish. Interactive targets meet the 24px minimum. Links are underlined in prose, so color is never the only signal. Text colors are enforced by an automated contrast test that runs on every build: a color change that would drop below 4.5:1 breaks the build before it can ship. Animations respect prefers-reduced-motion — ask for less motion and you get the static page. The cookie consent dialog sits early in the keyboard order, works entirely by keyboard, and its Accept and Reject buttons are identical in size and style.
Known limitation — declared, not hidden
The highlighted words in the homepage headline use the brand cyan on a light background, which sits below the WCAG contrast ratio for large text. This is a deliberate brand decision, limited to that one decorative highlight; the same information is carried by the surrounding near-black text, and the cyan is never used for body text, links, or anything you need to read to use the site.
How this was checked
Automated contrast tests run in the build pipeline; landmark structure, heading structure, image alternatives, link semantics, and keyboard operation (including the consent dialog) were audited manually in a real browser on July 3, 2026.
Found a problem?
If anything here is hard to use with a keyboard, a screen reader, or anything else, tell me: contact@featuringcode.com. Accessibility bugs get treated as bugs.