Accessibility policy & conformance statement
Effective February 22, 2026
Our public accessibility statement, conformance summary, testing methodology, known limitations, and how to provide feedback.
Website accessibility policy
Commitment to accessibility
Accessibilities is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We believe accessibility is a fundamental requirement of effective digital communication and an ongoing responsibility, not a one-time effort. Our goal is to provide digital experiences that are usable, understandable, and inclusive for the widest possible audience, regardless of disability or assistive technology.
Scope & methodology
This Accessibility Conformance Statement applies to the public-facing Accessibilities website, including core informational pages, forms, and standard user interactions available to visitors. The website has been evaluated using a manual, expert-led accessibility review, supplemented by limited automated testing and assistive-technology testing. Evaluation focused on real-world usability, including:
- Keyboard-only navigation
- Screen reader interaction
- Semantic structure and reading order
- Form behavior and interactive elements
- Content clarity and flow
Manual testing is used to validate automated findings and to identify barriers that materially impact users with disabilities.
Standards referenced
The Accessibilities website is evaluated against the following standards:
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA
- Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (web-related provisions)
Where reasonably achievable, our digital properties are developed to align with these standards.
Conformance summary
Based on the most recent evaluation, the Accessibilities website substantially conforms to WCAG 2.1 Level AA.
Perceivable: The website presents content in ways users can perceive regardless of sensory ability. Text alternatives, sufficient color contrast, and adaptable layouts help ensure information is available to users who rely on screen readers, screen magnification, or other assistive technologies.
Operable: The website is designed to be operable through multiple input methods, including keyboard-only navigation. Interactive elements, navigation, and controls are structured to support predictable and accessible user interaction.
Understandable: Content and user interface behavior are designed to be clear, consistent, and predictable. Pages follow logical structure and labeling patterns to support comprehension.
Robust: The website is built using semantic markup and standards-aligned code to ensure compatibility with current and evolving assistive technologies.
Internal ownership & accountability
Accessibility is an organizational responsibility at Accessibilities and is embedded into website design, development, content creation, and ongoing maintenance practices. Accessibility issues identified through testing, user feedback, or internal review are documented, prioritized, and addressed as part of normal maintenance and improvement workflows.
Training and awareness
Accessibility awareness is incorporated into the design, development, and review processes. Team members involved in website design, content creation, and development receive accessibility-focused guidance relevant to their roles. Accessibilities team members also participate in external accessibility training and maintain professional certifications through the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP).
Known limitations
Despite strong overall conformance, the following known limitations exist:
- Third-party payment portal accessibility: Certain payment-related interactions are handled through third-party payment portals. While these providers offer accessibility support, we do not have full control over their internal code or interface behavior.
Feedback & contact
If you experience any accessibility barrier on the Accessibilities website, please contact us at team@accessibilities.co or 424-254-9818. We respond to accessibility feedback as a priority and use it to inform ongoing improvements.
Legal disclaimer
Accessibilities is committed to making its website accessible and to maintaining alignment with recognized accessibility standards. Digital accessibility is an ongoing process, and while reasonable efforts are made to support conformance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA, no website can be guaranteed to be fully accessible to all users in all circumstances or across all technologies at all times.
Terms of service
By using the Accessibilities website and services, you agree to engage with our team in good faith and to provide accurate information regarding your accessibility needs and goals. Our deliverables – audits, reports, and remediation documentation – are provided as professional accessibility services and reflect best-effort analysis at the time of delivery. Accessibility standards and technologies continue to evolve; ongoing compliance is the client’s responsibility supported by periodic review.
Project-specific terms (scope, payment, deliverables, intellectual property) are governed by the signed engagement agreement provided at the start of each project.
Privacy policy
Accessibilities collects only the information necessary to respond to inquiries and deliver contracted services. This typically includes contact information you provide through forms, project-related materials you share (websites, documents, photos of facilities), and standard analytics data about visits to our website.
We do not sell, rent, or share your information with third parties for marketing purposes. Client project materials are treated as confidential. Standard analytics data may be processed by third-party providers (e.g. Google Analytics) under their own privacy policies.
For questions about how we handle your data, or to request access, correction, or deletion of information we hold about you, contact team@accessibilities.co.
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