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Accessibility

Updated 27 October 2026

We want people to be able to understand Consultics services, explore diversification into the Middle East and contact us without avoidable barriers. This statement covers the Consultics launch website displaying this statement.

Our approach

S.P.C.N. CONSULTICS LTD, trading as Consultics, aims to improve access for people with disabilities and people using different devices and assistive technologies. We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a reference for improvement. This is an accessibility objective, not a certification or a claim that every part of the website meets that standard.

Using the website

The site uses headings, descriptive link text and text alternatives for meaningful imagery. The skyline illustrations supplement written country names. The website can be viewed on different screen sizes. You can use your browser controls to enlarge text and navigate links using a keyboard.

The moving city video is decorative and muted. A pause control is available, and a still background is shown when your device requests reduced motion. The written page content provides the information needed to understand the services without watching the video.

Known limitations

A comprehensive independent accessibility audit has not yet been completed. Some downloaded documents, platform preview images and services on linked websites may need additional accessible alternatives. The Elite Platform is not yet open for enrolment on this launch site; its accessibility will need to be assessed as its features are introduced.

Request assistance or report a barrier

Email Polina@consultics.co with the page address, a description of the difficulty and your preferred way to receive the information. Where helpful, include your browser or assistive technology, but do not send medical records or other unnecessary sensitive information.

We will review your request and discuss a practical alternative, such as a written explanation or an accessible version of the relevant content. If an issue cannot be resolved immediately, we will explain the next steps.

Ongoing improvements

Accessibility is an ongoing consideration when we revise content, navigation and digital services. We welcome feedback from visitors and will use reported barriers to inform improvements. This statement will be updated when the site or its assessment status changes.

Read the WCAG 2.2 accessibility guidelines