Accessibility statement
We make sure that the PixelShark website is clear, fast and usable on various devices.
Status and scope
This statement covers public pages in the pixelshark.eu domain, the contact form and free tools maintained by PixelShark. The website is developed with the goal of conforming to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. We do not claim full conformity for components supplied by independent third parties or archived materials that have not yet been verified.
Assessment method
We perform a self-assessment covering automated accessibility tests, HTML semantics, contrast, text enlargement, mobile views and manual keyboard operation. Automated results do not replace screen-reader or user testing, so reports form part of our ongoing website maintenance process.
Possible restrictions
Some archived content, embedded external content, or file downloads may not meet all accessibility requirements. Such elements are successively updated during the development of the website.
Reporting problems
If you notice a problem with the accessibility of the website, please write to us: Show email. In your report, provide the page address, a description of the issue, your preferred accessible way of receiving the information and, if useful, the device, browser or assistive technology used.
We will acknowledge the report and provide information about the proposed solution and expected timeframe. If removing the barrier takes longer, we will offer an accessible alternative.
Technical information
The website was prepared as a static frontend based on Astro and React, with an emphasis on performance, SEO and proper support for mobile devices.
Scope of good practices
In the new sections of the website, we take care of a predictable document structure, one main H1 heading, H2-H3 hierarchy, clear form labels, appropriate sizes of touch elements and links describing their purpose. Forms are designed so that the user can understand required fields, consents, and error messages.
Availability and performance
Digital accessibility is linked to performance. Fast loading, responsive layout, correct image dimensions and reducing unnecessary JavaScript make the site easier to use for people on mobile devices, slower connections and with assistive technologies.
Preparation of this statement
This statement was prepared on 24 August 2026 on the basis of a website self-assessment and is updated after a material functional change or a subsequent audit.
Accessibility FAQ
How do I report an accessibility issue?
Send a message via the contact form or e-mail and provide the subpage address, description of the problem, device and browser.
Is the website developed for WCAG?
Yes. When developing the website, we use semantic HTML, logical headings, alternative descriptions, appropriate contrast and support for mobile devices.
Can archival materials have limitations?
Yes. Older content, downloads, or externally embedded content may require additional accessibility updates.