Accessibility

Access to Entekka for every team member.

Our current accessibility target, the checks used during development, and the direct route for reporting a barrier.

Last updated 16 July 2026Entekka, Greece

Our commitment

Entekka is working toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA across its public site and core agency workflows. The product is built for repeated professional use, so keyboard access, visible focus, readable contrast, clear state labels, reduced motion, zoom, and responsive reflow are treated as product requirements rather than optional polish.

Measures in the product

  • Semantic landmarks, headings, labels, buttons, links, and form associations.
  • Keyboard-operable navigation and visible focus indicators.
  • Touch targets designed to remain usable on narrow screens.
  • Reduced-motion alternatives for meaningful animation.
  • Status communicated with text or icons as well as colour.
  • Responsive checks at desktop, tablet, mobile, and browser zoom.

Known limitations

Entekka is still in private beta and does not yet claim full WCAG conformance. Dense authenticated boards and wide operational tables may use horizontal scrolling on narrow screens. Documents uploaded by customers, including PDFs and scanned contracts, may not be accessible unless the customer provides an accessible source file.

Authentication interfaces and other provider-controlled surfaces may have behaviour that Entekka cannot change directly. We will document and escalate provider issues that block a user from accessing the service.

Testing and review

Visible product changes are reviewed with automated checks and browser testing across representative desktop, tablet, and mobile widths. Keyboard paths, responsive reflow, focus visibility, control size, and reduced-motion behaviour are part of the release review. We are developing a fuller assistive-technology testing programme as the beta expands.

Report an accessibility issue

Email alex@entekka.ai with the page, task, browser or assistive technology, and a short description of the barrier. We will acknowledge the report and work with you on an accessible route where possible.

For privacy questions about information included in a report, see the Privacy Notice.