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Accessibility statement

Last updated 2026-08-11

  1. Our commitment

    FlowOps Energy works with ministries, regulators, system operators and development partners — organisations with their own obligations to accessible public information. We treat accessibility as a requirement of this website rather than an enhancement to it.

  2. Conformance status

    This website aims to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA.

    An automated audit of every published page template, run on 11 August 2026 across desktop and mobile viewports, returned no Level A or Level AA violations. Automated testing cannot detect every barrier, so this is a statement of what has been verified, not a guarantee of full conformance.

  3. What we have done

    Measures taken during the site's design and build include:

    • Semantic HTML with landmark structure and a skip link on every page.
    • Colour is never the only way information is conveyed — states also differ in shape and fill, so they survive greyscale and colour-vision deficiency.
    • All colour pairings were computed against WCAG contrast thresholds rather than judged by eye.
    • Every chart and diagram has a non-visual equivalent — a data table or a descriptive label — that is present in the page's HTML and does not depend on JavaScript.
    • Full keyboard operability, with visible focus indicators and focus trapping in the mobile navigation.
    • Motion respects the operating system's reduced-motion setting, and no animation loops.
    • Text resizes without loss of content or function, and no page scrolls horizontally at 390px width.

  4. Known limitations

    We prefer to state these plainly rather than omit them.

    Albanian-language pages are translated, but that translation has not yet been checked by a native speaker. Wording may be imprecise in places. This is a content limitation rather than a technical one, and it is being addressed by native-speaker review rather than by machine translation.

    Automated testing covers a large share of WCAG success criteria but not all of them. A manual audit and assistive-technology testing with real users have not yet been carried out.

  5. Feedback

    If you encounter a barrier on this website, please tell us. We will respond within two business days and will tell you what we intend to do about it.

    Not yet published

    A dedicated accessibility contact address has not yet been finalised. Until it is published here, accessibility barriers can be reported to the general enquiries address on the contact page, and will be treated the same way.

  6. Enforcement

    Not yet published

    The enforcement procedure and the supervisory body a complaint can be escalated to depend on the registered entity and jurisdiction. This section will name both.