Accessibility statement
1. Commitment to accessibility
At ola.gal, the aim is to make this website accessible, understandable and usable by as many people as possible, regardless of their abilities, the technology they use or their browsing context.
Accessibility is understood as an important part of good web design: clear content, orderly structure, consistent navigation, readable texts, sufficient contrast, correct use of headings, text alternatives for relevant images and reasonable compatibility with different devices and assistive technologies.
2. Scope of this statement
This statement applies to the website ola.gal.
It is a voluntary statement of commitment to accessibility and continuous improvement. It should not be interpreted as an official certification or as an absolute guarantee of compliance on all pages, content, devices, browsers or usage situations.
The aim is to keep the website as close as reasonably possible to the criteria of WCAG 2.1 / WCAG 2.2, especially level AA, within the technical possibilities of the platform, the published content and the third-party tools used.
3. Accessibility status
The website has been designed with the aim of applying good accessibility practices, including:
Clear structure of headings and sections.
Understandable texts with a coherent visual hierarchy.
Adequate contrast between text and background whenever possible.
Responsive design for different screen sizes.
Use of alternative text for relevant images.
Links and buttons with understandable purposes.
Avoiding, as far as possible, elements that may hinder keyboard navigation or the use of assistive technologies.
However, there may still be content or components that do not yet reach the desired level of accessibility.
4. Possible limitations
Accessibility limitations may arise from:
Third-party tools, plugins or services integrated into the website.
Changes introduced by updates to WordPress, Divi, plugins or external scripts.
Older content published before the accessibility review.
Visual or interactive elements that may require additional adjustments.
Documents, images or external resources that are not directly controlled by ola.gal.
These possible limitations will be reviewed progressively when detected.
5. Improvement measures
The website owner undertakes to review and improve the accessibility of the site as part of a reasonable maintenance process, especially when new content is added, the design is modified or specific problems are detected.
Improvements may include correcting alternative texts, reviewing contrast, adjusting heading structures, improving form labels, reviewing links, optimising mobile navigation or adapting interactive elements.
6. Reporting accessibility issues
Anyone who encounters an accessibility barrier on this website may report it by writing to:
The message should preferably include:
The page or URL where the problem was found.
A description of the difficulty encountered.
The browser, device or assistive technology used, if applicable.
A contact method so that a response can be provided.
Reports received will be reviewed and a response or solution will be sought within a reasonable period, depending on the nature of the issue and the technical capacity available.
7. Requesting accessible information
If any content published on the website is not accessible to a user, an alternative may be requested by writing to ola@ola.gal.
Whenever reasonably possible, the information will be provided in a more accessible format or explained through another channel.
8. Preparation of this statement
This statement has been prepared based on an internal review and a continuous improvement approach, without an external audit or official accessibility certification.
Date of preparation: 1 July 2026
Last reviewed: 1 July 2026