Accessibility statement

Accessibility — Accessibility statement

Our commitment

Brazil's Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities Act (Law 13,146/2015, art. 63) requires the websites of companies based in Brazil to be accessible. Our target is level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2), the same reference used by the Brazilian standard ABNT NBR 17225:2025.

It is a target, not a seal: the site has not yet had an independent audit, so we do not claim it is fully accessible. We tell you what we have measured.

What the site already does

Contrast: all text uses solid colors, and we measured every color pair in use. The lowest is 6.2:1, above the 4.5:1 that level AA asks for, in both the light and the dark theme.
Reduced motion: if your system asks for less motion, animations do not run, scrolling goes back to the browser's own, and everything appears in its final state.
Without JavaScript, or if it fails, the page's text appears in full: nothing stays hidden waiting for an animation.
Screen readers: each heading says what the section means, not just the display word; there is a link to skip straight to the content; the frequently asked questions use the native open-and-close element, which works with keyboard and screen readers; photos are decorative and marked as such; each page declares its language.
Keyboard: links, buttons and fields clearly show where the focus is, and the notices fixed to the bottom of the screen do not hide it.
Touch: the hidden words in the dot panels, which appear under the pointer on a computer, reveal themselves when the panel comes into view. No content depends on hovering.
Touch targets of at least 24 pixels, as WCAG 2.2 asks.
Form: fields with visible labels, text at 16 pixels (below that, the iPhone zooms in on every tap), autofill, and error messages in text, tied to each field.
Light or dark theme, your choice, with the same contrast in both.

What is still missing

We have not had an independent audit or tested with people who use screen readers. The points above were measured by us.
The hidden words in the dot panels are drawn as an image and are not read by screen readers. They are ornament: the page's text says what matters without them.
The form needs JavaScript to send: without it, the send button stays disabled. Use the email or WhatsApp links shown next to the form.
Smooth scrolling may feel different from your browser's own scrolling. With the reduced motion preference on, it is turned off.
WhatsApp and LinkedIn, where some links lead, are other companies' services, with their own accessibility.
The content has no version in Libras, Brazilian Sign Language.

How to report a barrier

If something on the site blocked or hindered your access, write to contato@lunosat.com or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us the page, what happened and, if you can, the device, browser and assistive technology you use.

We reply within 5 business days. If the barrier kept you from finding some information, we send it to you through the channel you prefer.

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