Digital accessibility
A website that welcomes
more people.
Accessibility lets people use a website with different needs and tools: keyboard navigation, screen readers, larger text or a preference for less animation.
Accessible websites, on request
Popoto offers accessible website creation on request, aiming for WCAG 2.2, Level AA, the W3C's international guidelines for web content accessibility.
The quote defines the pages, features and content covered, then the validation criteria, tests and planned fixes. Supplied content and third-party services are considered within this scope.
- Navigation: keyboard use, navigation order and visible focus.
- Reading: contrast, heading structure, alternatives for meaningful images and content that adapts to larger text.
- Interaction: form labels, instructions, understandable errors and control over animations.
- Verification: automated checks supplemented by manual keyboard and assistive technology tests, according to the agreed scope.
Describe your accessibility needs or request a phone or video call to discuss them.
Using the Popoto website
- The “Skip to content” link, visible at the start of keyboard navigation, goes directly to the main content.
- Links and buttons have a focus indicator. The mobile menu closes with Escape and moves focus to the chosen section.
- The controls Pause let you pause the main animations and decorative videos. The site also respects the reduced-motion preference set on your device.
- Light mode is the default. The theme button switches to dark mode.
- Form fields are linked to their labels, instructions and error messages.
- Contact and appointment forms can be submitted without JavaScript.
Assessment and feedback
Popoto is being improved progressively. No comprehensive compliance audit has been carried out yet: this page describes our approach and available aids, without claiming overall compliance. An automated tool alone cannot establish compliance, as explained by the W3C on accessibility evaluation.
If you encounter a barrier, tell us the page, what you were trying to do and, if possible, the browser or tool used. You can reach us through the contact form or request a phone or video conversation.
Last updated: 7 October 2026.