Accessibility Statement
Our work to make devil.club usable by anyone, on any device and with any assistive technology, progressively and continuously reviewed.
This page describes the current state of our review, with areas already resolved, areas in progress, and barriers still open. If something doesn't work for you, we want to know and fix it.
Current compliance status
This site is partially compliant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA. There are areas that are fully adapted and others where we are still working. We aim for full compliance, but we prefer to declare the truth rather than slap on a badge we cannot back up.
Detail on what is conformant and what is pending appears in sections III and IV.
Scope of this declaration
This declaration applies to:
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The public site https://devil.club/ (commercial information, blog, calculators, contact and booking forms).
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The private members area /miembros/ (hub, documentation, orders, contract signing, bookkeeping, Lucy, ledger, community).
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Dynamic documents generated from the site (contracts, Operating Agreements, invoices).
Out of scope: third-party sites linked from here (Mercury, Wise, Corporate Tools, Google Calendar, payment gateways), whose own accessibility statements apply within their scope.
Verified areas
As of today, the following criteria are implemented and verified across the audited areas of the public site:
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Visible focus on every interactive control via
:focus-visible, with a 2 px outline plus an additional shadow for sufficient contrast and separation. -
Labeled forms: every field has an associated
<label>and, where applicable,autocompleteattributes with standard tokens (name, email, address, country). -
Coherent heading structure: a single
<h1>per page and anh2/h3hierarchy without skipped levels. -
Color contrast: ≥ 4.5:1 for normal text and ≥ 3:1 for large text and UI components, validated against Design System v4 tokens.
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Full keyboard navigation: Tab in logical order, Shift+Tab in reverse, Enter/Space to activate, and arrow keys in menus and selectors.
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Respect for
prefers-reduced-motion: hero animations, widgets and ambient effects are disabled if the user's system requests it. -
Screen reader support:
aria-labelon textless icons and live regions (aria-live) for error and confirmation messages. -
Language declared on
<html lang="en">and multilingual sections marked individually where needed. -
Responsive design down to 320 px width without loss of information or horizontal scrolling.
Non-conformant or in-progress areas
These are the current gaps. We don't aim to hide them: each item has an owner and a plan to close it.
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Videos without captions: the home cover video and some blog testimonials don't have closed
captions. No audio is essential to understand the written content, but it fails WCAG 1.2.2. In queue: subtitles generated by a Whisper pipeline with human review. -
Older PDFs without tagged structure: some legacy PDFs from before 2026 lack tagged structure and explicit reading order. All documents generated by the new pipeline (contracts, OAs, invoices) do include them.
Honest disclosure: the above is our living list. If you spot something that isn't here, tell us and we'll add it.
Technologies used
The accessibility of this site relies on the following technologies and practices:
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Semantic HTML5 (
<main>,<nav>,<article>,<section>,<header>,<footer>). -
ARIA 1.2 for roles, states and properties of custom widgets.
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CSS with user media queries (
prefers-reduced-motion). -
Next.js 14 (App Router) with hybrid rendering; public pages prioritize SSR so content is available without JavaScript.
Evaluation method
We combine automated evaluation and manual review:
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Automated technical evaluation: axe-core run in our test suite (
tests/a11y/public-pages.spec.ts). a11y rules fromeslint-config-nextavailable vianpm run lint/ local review (not enforced at build by design — audit #597 tracking re-activation). -
Internal assisted audit: manual and automated technical review against the WCAG 2.1 AA framework on April 19, 2026 (axe-core baseline + P0/P1 remediation of critical and serious violations).
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Planned review with assistive technologies: manual tests with VoiceOver and NVDA on key conversion pages in upcoming cycles.
Next planned review: July 2026. After every structural change or relevant launch, we repeat the cycle.
Accessible alternatives
If any feature on the site blocks you for accessibility reasons, write to [email protected] and we'll assign you direct attention until you can complete the operation. That includes:
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Filling out forms with you over video call, phone or email.
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Delivering documents in alternative formats (plain text, tagged document, digital braille).
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Processing contracts without requiring you to use the affected web interface.
This route is always available, at no extra cost, until we resolve the technical barrier.
How to report a barrier
If you've run into something that shouldn't happen, tell us. You don't need to be a WCAG expert: explaining what you tried to do and what happened is enough.
Write to [email protected] with the subject [A11Y] <short description> and include, if you can:
· The URL where it happened.
· What operating system and screen reader / assistive technology you use.
· What you expected to happen and what actually happened.
Response timeframe: we respond in less than 30 calendar days. Critical blockers (inability to access a contracted service) we prioritize within 72 hours.
Responsible entity
Controller: DEVIL CLUB LLC
Address: 1209 Mountain Road Pl NE, Ste R, Albuquerque, NM 87110, USA
Accessibility contact: [email protected]
If, after contacting us, you consider that your complaint has not been addressed, you may turn to the national authority responsible for digital accessibility in your country of residence within the European Union.
Regulatory framework
This declaration is issued in accordance with:
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Directive (EU) 2019/882 — European Accessibility Act, applicable to B2C digital services targeted at the EU, effective June 28, 2025.
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WCAG 2.1 Level AA — Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (W3C), as the technical reference standard.
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EN 301 549 — European harmonized standard adopting WCAG for ICT products and services accessibility requirements.