Accessibility Statement
Last updated: 14 October 2026
1. How accessible the site is
Stas Tritus wants everyone, including people with disabilities, to be able to use the site on an equal footing, in line with the law of Ukraine on the rights of persons with disabilities.
The site was built to the requirements of the standard DSTU EN 301 549:2022, based on the WCAG guidelines (level AA), for viewing on computer and phone. This statement describes the site as of its last update. Some parts of the site, especially content added later, may not be fully accessible. If you run into any difficulty, write to us.
2. What has been done on the site
A proper heading structure for screen readers; alternative text on images; colour contrast to the standard; full keyboard navigation with a visible focus, including in the music player; text can be enlarged without breaking the page; labels on every form field and clear error messages; animations switch off when the device is set to reduce motion. Music never starts by itself — only when you press play.
The «Accessibility tools» link at the bottom of every page opens a menu where you can: turn on keyboard navigation with a visible frame, stop animations, show the site in greyscale, high or inverted contrast or on a light background, make text larger or smaller, choose an easy-to-read font, increase line spacing, highlight links and headings, show image descriptions, enlarge the mouse cursor (black or white) and reset everything with one click. On every page the first Tab press shows a «Skip to content» link.
3. Known limitations
The tracks are instrumental music or songs; there is no text version of the lyrics on the site.
4. Accessibility of the premises
There are no premises open to the public — everything happens on this site. If you need any adjustment, contact Stas Horovitz (Stas Tritus) via WhatsApp or the contact page.
5. Accessibility contact and requests
Accessibility contact: Stas Horovitz (Stas Tritus), phone and WhatsApp +40 731 253 435. It helps to mention the page, the problem and your browser or assistive technology.
If you do not get a satisfactory answer, you may contact the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights or go to court.
This is sample wording that comes with the site template, and the site owner has not yet confirmed it. The site owner publishes this document in their own name and is solely responsible for its content and for the site's compliance with the law, including accessibility requirements: they must have it checked by their own lawyer and adapted to the business's activity, appoint an accessibility coordinator and have the site checked by a certified accessibility professional. This document is not legal advice. The template provider (SHio) is not a party to it and is not responsible for its content. For questions, see the contact page.