Accessibility Statement

Effective: 26 October 2026.

The operator of Avenler (see the Legal Notice) strives to make the web application usable for as many people as possible, including people with disabilities. The benchmark is the EN 301 549 standard and WCAG 2.1 level AA.

Conformance status

The application is partially compliant with the above benchmark. We do not claim full conformance: the assessment has not yet covered the whole interface, and there are known shortcomings (see below).

What has been done

Every page has a "Skip to content" link, and the main content is marked as its target.
The Mantine theme colours are designed for AA contrast ratios (text: 4.5:1), in light and dark mode.
Buttons marked only with an icon have a text label (also for screen readers), in 44 languages.
Modal dialogs manage focus: on opening, focus moves into the dialog, on closing it returns; form errors are announced with role="alert".
In the drawing editor, elements can also be marked and selected with the keyboard; this feature is behind the editor-keyboard service switch, which the operator turns on.
We run automated checks (axe-core) on the main pages and do not allow the number of violations to grow.

Content that is not, or only partly, accessible

The drawing canvas. Drawing the floor plan and wiring diagram is a graphical activity designed for mouse and touch. Keyboard selection (above) only helps to select and move elements; drawing new elements and dragging wires is done with the mouse or touch. The content of a drawing is not fully available with a screen reader.
Printed and exported documents (PDF, DXF, spreadsheets). The PDFs are not tagged files, so they are of limited use with screen readers.
Contrast. The in-browser measurement of 26 October 2026 (axe-core, WCAG 2.1 A/AA) on 14 pages (part of the public pages, plus the project list, project, quote, documents, profile and check rules pages), in light and dark mode, found 0 serious or critical issues (the earlier measurement found 834, of which 796 were contrast issues). Automated measurement only detects part of the possible issues, and it did not cover the drawing canvas, the board and print views or the other pages, so we do not confirm full conformance.
Some parts of the interface (for example the administration interface and rarely used settings pages) were left out of the manual review.
The application is multilingual; the translations have not been reviewed from an accessibility point of view.

Method and date of assessment

The assessment is a self-assessment, not carried out by an external expert. Its method is automated axe-core measurement in the browser tests and component tests, plus manual checks by the developers on the items above. Date of the last assessment: October 2026.

Feedback

If you find an accessibility problem or cannot use some content, please let us know:

when signed in, via the Feedback function of the application, or
by e-mail: [email protected].

Please state the page concerned and the tools you use (browser, screen reader). We respond to reports within a reasonable time and, where possible, provide the requested information in an alternative form (for example as text by e-mail).

Enforcement procedure

If you do not receive an adequate response, you may turn to the competent consumer protection authority or to the court competent for the provider's registered office. The provider will give the authorities' contact details on request.