Accessibility statement.

Prepared on 26 September and reviewed on 29 September 2026.

Our commitment

Multiconversion S.L. is committed to making its website, multiconversion.com, including its blog, accessible so that anyone can use it, with or without a disability.

Our reference is the UNE-EN 301 549:2022 standard (the Spanish edition of EN 301 549), which for web pages is equivalent to level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1. We do so within the framework of article 14 of Spanish Royal Decree 193/2023 of 21 March, which regulates the basic conditions of accessibility and non-discrimination for people with disabilities in accessing and using goods and services available to the public.

Compliance status

Our review uses the web accessibility requirements of UNE-EN 301 549:2022 and WCAG 2.1 AA as its reference. We have corrected the barriers identified in the September 2026 review. The assessment combines automated tools with checks of navigation, forms, motion, magnification and content; it is not an independent certification.

Review results

There are no known barriers remaining from that review. If you encounter a difficulty, please report it using the contact options below.

Third-party content

These elements are provided by other companies, and we cannot change how they work inside:

• Cloudflare Turnstile, the anti-spam check on the forms. It usually works without you having to do anything; if it asks for something you cannot complete, email or call us.
• The YouTube player in the videos embedded in the blog.
• Pages and documents on other websites that we link to.

What helps you use the website

• With the keyboard, the first stop on every page is the “Skip to content” link, which takes you straight to the main text.
• Right after it comes the “Pause animations” button, which stops the home page carousel, the scrolling text strips, the footer clock and the other design animations on the website and the blog. Your choice is saved in your browser and applies to the next pages; the same button resumes the animations.
• If you have turned on your system’s reduce motion setting, the website and the blog respect it: the carousel, the scrolling text strips and the other design animations stay still.

How we prepared this statement

We prepared it on 26 September 2026 based on a self-assessment carried out by Multiconversion:

• an automated review, with the axe-core tool, of every page of the website at 375, 768 and 1280 pixels wide;
• a manual review of keyboard use, the browser’s accessibility tree, zoom and text enlargement, colour contrast and motion;
• and, on the blog, a review of a sample of pages and an automated analysis of the images, links and videos in every post.

We will review it by September 2027 at the latest, and sooner if we make significant changes to the website.

Report a problem or ask for another format

If you find something on the website that you cannot use, or you need the information on a page in another format (for example, as text or over the phone), tell us through any of these channels:

Tell us which page you were on and what problem you had. We will reply within 20 working days at the latest.

We will only use your data to handle your request, as explained in the privacy policy.

If we do not reply or you are not satisfied with the reply

You can contact the Disability Assistance Office (Oficina de Atención a la Discapacidad, OADIS) of the Spanish Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and 2030 Agenda, which handles enquiries and complaints from people with disabilities who feel discriminated against, including by websites that are not accessible (OADIS website, in Spanish).