1. Eurospain's Commitment
Eurospain Consulting is committed to progressively improving the accessibility of its website, with the goal that as many people as possible can navigate, understand, and use the available content and features.
Our approach is one of continuous improvement: as we develop new sections or update existing ones, we take into account web accessibility best practices inspired by standards such as WCAG 2.1 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) at A and AA compliance levels.
2. Scope of application
This accessibility statement applies to Eurospain Consulting's main website, accessible at:
- www.eurospainconsulting.com
- And to internal pages associated with the domain, such as services, products, and legal sections.
3. Compliance status
At the time of the last review, the website is in a state of partial compliance with web accessibility guidelines, mainly due to some technical and content limitations described in the following section.
We continue working to identify and progressively correct these issues in future website updates.
4. Non-accessible content or limitations
Without being exhaustive, the following accessibility limitations may be detected:
- Color contrast: some texts or graphic elements may not yet reach the optimal contrast levels recommended for all users.
- Alternative texts: certain decorative or older images might lack adequate or updated alternative text.
- Downloadable documents: certain PDF documents or materials provided by third parties may not be fully tagged or structured for screen readers.
- Keyboard navigation: in some specific sections, there might be focus jumps or elements that are not optimally activated using only a keyboard.
We strive to ensure these situations are occasional and to correct them as they are detected. Any suggestions or notices from users help us improve.
5. Measures adopted to improve accessibility
Among others, the following technical and organizational measures are being progressively applied:
- Use of responsive layout for different screen sizes.
- Structuring content using headings and lists to facilitate reading.
- Use of basic semantic tags in forms and interactive elements.
- Gradual review of alternative texts in relevant images.
- Periodic keyboard navigation tests and focus adjustments in priority areas.
6. Contact mechanism and issue reporting
If you encounter any accessibility barriers or have difficulty using the website, we would appreciate it if you let us know. You can write to us at:
Email: info@eurospainconsulting.com
Recommended subject: "Web accessibility issue"
To help you better, we suggest that you indicate, as far as possible:
- The specific page or URL where the issue occurred.
- A brief description of the problem encountered.
- The device, browser, and, if applicable, the assistive technology used (screen reader, etc.).
We will use this information to investigate the case and propose a reasonable solution or alternative when possible.
7. Accessibility review procedure
The site's accessibility is reviewed internally, in a non-automated manner, as new sections are published or significant design and content changes are made.
We plan to incorporate additional validation tools and, where appropriate, external reviews as the platform evolves, with the aim of progressively approaching the recommended compliance levels.
8. Date of the statement
This accessibility statement was prepared in November 2025, based on the current state of the website on that date.
Any significant change in the design or structure of the site will involve the revision of this document to keep it updated.