We believe that every user deserves an equally good digital experience, regardless of the device they use or their physical abilities. That is why we built the Kulturni element website with inclusivity in mind at every stage of development — from typography choices to code structure.
Standard and target
To ensure our site is accessible and usable for everyone, we have followed the international Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Target level
WCAG 2.1 Level AA
Measures taken
Specific technical and design measures implemented on our site:
Semantic HTML5
Use of correct structural elements (<main>, <nav>, <header>, <article>, <section>) allows screen readers to accurately identify page regions.
Alternative texts
All informative images have descriptive alt attributes. Decorative images are marked with an empty alt="" so that assistive technologies skip them.
Colour contrast
The contrast ratio of text against background meets the minimum WCAG AA requirements (4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text). Contrast was verified using Chrome DevTools and WebAIM tools.
Keyboard navigation
All interactive components (links, buttons, forms, menu) are accessible and usable using the keyboard alone. Visible focus indicators are present on all elements.
Text scaling
The site supports text enlargement up to 200% in browsers without loss of content or functionality. Use of relative units (rem, em) ensures adaptability.
Full responsiveness
The site has been tested across a wide range of devices — desktop computers, tablets and mobile phones — in various resolutions and orientations.
ARIA attributes
Where semantic HTML is insufficient, we use ARIA labels (aria-label, aria-expanded, role) to improve communication with assistive technologies.
Descriptive links
All hyperlinks have meaningful descriptions. We avoid generic text such as "click here" — instead, link text clearly describes the destination or content.
Current compliance status
We believe the majority of our site conforms to WCAG 2.1 Level AA. We treat accessibility as an ongoing process, not a one-time task — we regularly test pages with automated tools (Lighthouse, axe DevTools) and manual review.
Known limitations
Certain embedded third-party content — YouTube videos, Instagram posts, interactive maps — may have accessibility limitations not fully within our control. We are working with providers of these services to improve available alternatives.
Tested assistive technologies
Our site has been tested with the following screen readers and assistive technologies:
Contact us
If you encounter a barrier when using our site, if certain content is not accessible to you, or if you have a suggestion for improvement, please do get in touch. Your feedback directly influences our development priorities.