Accessibility.

WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

This site is built and continuously reviewed against Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 Level AA. Conformance includes perceivability, operability, understandability, and robustness across every primary surface.

Specifics, not promises.

• →Semantic HTML, proper heading order. One <h1> per page, descending heading hierarchy, landmark regions on every layout.
• →Alt text on every content image. Decorative images marked aria-hidden.
• →Keyboard-navigable. Visible focus rings on every interactive element, logical tab order, skip-to-content where it earns its place.
• →Respects prefers-reduced-motion. Scroll reveals, hover animations, Lenis smooth-scroll all bail to their static path when the OS preference is set.
• →WCAG AA contrast. Body text and primary CTAs hit 4.5:1 minimum.
• →Touch targets at 44pt minimum. Per Apple HIG, on nav links, primary CTAs, and form controls.
• →Language tagged as en-US. Matches the locale declared in structured data and metadata. Spanish content, when published, will carry its own lang attribute.

What is not claimed.

Accessibility is ongoing work, not a finished state. The site has been built with the principles above, tested with axe DevTools and manual keyboard walkthroughs, and re-reviewed as part of the studio's own launch-review framework. WCAG AAA is not claimed across every element. Every assistive-tech edge case has not been exercised. If something does not work for you, report it.

Report a barrier.

If any part of the site is unusable, hard to use, or broken with assistive technology, email alfonso@barreiro.com with what you tried, what happened, and what tech you were using. Reply within one working day, fix as soon as the issue can be reproduced.