Built for every leader to use.

The standard

Kureos Learning is built to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA, the level the European standard EN 301 549 and the European Accessibility Act refer to. This statement covers learning.kureos.com: the course pages, sign-in, the filmed show, the e-learning and practice rooms, the quiz, certificates, the account and team pages, and the mail the site sends.

The site partly meets that standard. The gaps known today are listed below, with what is being done about each.

What works today

Every film carries English captions, switched on from the player. Every control is a real button, link or form field, reachable with a keyboard, with a visible focus ring. Where a practice room uses drag and drop, a click does the same. The site follows your device's reduced-motion setting, and the practice rooms' sound can be switched off, and stays off.

Text and controls are checked against the AA contrast ratios. Pages reflow to a phone's width without sideways scrolling. Forms label every field. Every message the site sends has a plain-text version beside the designed one.

Known gaps

The films have captions but no full text transcript and no audio description yet. Most of what the films show is also said aloud.

Captions are in English only, as the courses are.

The PDF documents (certificates, invoices, the data processing agreement and the security sheet) are not tagged for screen readers. The same content is on a web page in each case: the certificate's verification page, the invoice page and /trust.

How this was checked

By Kureos itself, on 5 October 2026, with the axe automated checker on every page and every practice-room moment. No outside audit has been made yet.

Tell us what is in your way

If something on the site is hard or impossible for you to use, or you need a course or a document in another format, write to kureos@kureos.com. You get an answer within five working days, and a usable way through the course while a fix is made.

Kureos World AB is a microenterprise, which the European Accessibility Act's service rules exempt. This statement is given because the site should work for everyone who leads.