Accessibility

We follow WCAG 2.2 at level AA, the standard the EU accessibility rules are built on. The website partially conforms to it: most of it meets the requirements, but there are a few known gaps and nobody outside the company has audited it yet.

• Headings and structure: one main heading per page and headings in order, so screen readers can jump between them.
• Images: every image has a description, and pure decoration is skipped.
• Contrast: text is solid black or white and has at least the required contrast against its background.
• Keyboard: everything can be reached without a mouse, including the Features and Integrations menus through the arrow next to them. What you are on is clearly marked, also on dark areas, and Esc closes an open menu.
• Skip link: the first tab stop jumps past the menu straight to the content.
• Motion: if you have chosen reduced motion on your computer or phone, the animations are turned off.
• Zoom and mobile: pages work zoomed to 200% and on narrow screens without losing content.
• Language: each page states its language, so it is read out with the right pronunciation.

• The screenshots of the app on laptops and phones are images. The figures in them are read out as a short description, not as a table.
• The app behind the sign-in has not been reviewed yet.

Can't reach something, or want content in another format? Email support@qasell.com and tell us which page and what happened. We usually answer the same day and will help you another way in the meantime.

We reviewed the website ourselves on 7 November 2026, checking structure, text alternatives and contrast and testing with a keyboard and at mobile width. We go through it again when we make larger changes and update this page.

As a small company we are not yet covered by the European Accessibility Act, but we follow it anyway.