Accessibility statement

HXB is committed to making our public website easier to use and more inclusive for visitors with disabilities, including people who rely on assistive technologies.

We treat accessibility as an ongoing effort: as we publish new content, update layouts, or ship new features, we aim to preserve or improve usability rather than introduce unnecessary barriers.

We aim to conform with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA, where reasonably achievable for pages and components we control.

Automated checks and manual review both have limits; meeting these guidelines in spirit matters to us even when a specific success criterion is technically difficult to verify on every page.

In practice, we emphasize semantic structure, visible focus for keyboard users, sufficient color contrast for core text and controls, meaningful link text, and text alternatives for informative images where we add them.

We also try to avoid relying on motion alone to convey essential information and to keep forms and calls to action understandable with clear labels and error messaging.

Some third-party services, embedded media, or linked documents may not meet the same standard as our own templates. We choose integrations carefully, but we do not fully control their accessibility behavior.

If you encounter a barrier on our site—especially on a page we maintain directly—please tell us using the contact options below. Reasonable adjustments or alternative formats may be available depending on your request and applicable law.

We welcome specific feedback (for example, the page URL, what you were trying to do, and which assistive technology or browser you used). That detail helps us reproduce issues and prioritize fixes.

The “Last updated” date at the top of this page reflects when this statement was last revised. We may update it as our site or practices evolve.