Accessibility Policy

The purpose of this policy is to establish the principles, commitments, and measures that guide our actions to ensure that our website and other digital media comply with international accessibility standards, particularly the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA, as well as the obligations arising from applicable Spanish and European regulations.

Adverse Studio's digital developments are designed based on the principles of perceptibility, operability, comprehensibility, and robustness, which means our content strives to be readable by assistive technologies, keyboard-navigable, understandable for users with cognitive disabilities, and compatible with the widest possible range of devices and browsers.

The use of clear language, appropriate color contrasts, alternative text in images, subtitling in audiovisual materials, and correct semantic structures in programming code are encouraged. Inclusive design practices and usability testing with accessibility criteria are also applied.

Adverse Studio periodically reviews its digital environments to detect potential barriers and continuously improve the user experience. If anyone experiences difficulties accessing our content or services, they may report it by emailing info@adverse.studio, including a description of the problem and the affected URL or resource, so that we can take appropriate corrective measures as quickly as possible.

Our commitment to accessibility is embedded in Adverse Studio's corporate culture and is reflected in our ongoing team training, our selection of responsible technology providers, and our adherence to accessibility standards established by current regulations and industry best practices.

Adverse Studio reserves the right to update this Accessibility Policy to adapt it to new legal, technical, or social requirements, always prioritizing inclusion and universal accessibility.

Last updated: September 2025.