Which guideline do we follow?
We aim for level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2. The European standard EN 301 549, which belongs to the European Accessibility Act, refers to it as well.
Accessibility
Accessibility statement
Last updated: 1 November 2026
Declair wants everyone to be able to use the website and the app, including people with a disability. This page explains which guideline we follow, how far we are and how to tell us when something does not work.
How far are we?
Declair partially conforms to WCAG 2.2 level AA. We check the public website with automated tests for colour contrast, labels on form fields, heading structure and zoom, among other things. A full manual audit by an independent party has not been carried out yet.
What does not work well yet?
- In the logged-in app you cannot pinch to zoom on a phone, so the app behaves like a regular app. The text size you set on your phone is respected.
- Not every part has been tested manually with a screen reader or with the keyboard only.
- PDF invoices and quotes you create with Declair do not contain structure for screen readers yet.
Running into a problem?
Is there something on the website or in the app you cannot use? Email us with the page and what goes wrong. We reply within five working days and work with you on a solution.
Email: [email protected]