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Accessibility

Accessibility approach.

Everyone should be able to read the evidence, understand its limits and use the evaluation tools. This statement describes our website testing approach, the standards we work toward and the limits of the checks completed.

Target standard

We work to WCAG 2.1 Level AA and the Section 508 refresh, which incorporates WCAG 2.0 AA. New work is built against that bar, and existing surfaces are brought to it as they are revised.

How we test

Two layers.

Automated. An axe-core audit covering the WCAG 2.0 and 2.1 Level A and AA rule sets runs against every page route on the site at both desktop and mobile viewports, from a route list derived from the source tree. Reveal animations are scrolled into view first, so contrast is measured on the final painted state after the animations finish.

Built in, site-wide. The following are present site-wide:

  • a skip link to the main content;
  • semantic landmark regions (navigation, main, footer) labelled for assistive technology;
  • text alternatives on icon-only controls for screen readers;
  • visible keyboard focus styles;
  • a reduced-motion path that disables entrance animations;
  • a fallback that keeps content visible when scripting is disabled.

Dated automated review

On September 28, 2026, an axe-core review reported zero detected violations across all 59 page routes at 390 and 1440 CSS pixels wide (118 page checks). This is a dated automated observation, not a certification or a guarantee that every interaction works with every assistive technology.

Limits of this statement

Automated tools detect only a portion of the WCAG success criteria, so a clean automated audit is necessary but not sufficient. Full conformance also requires manual review and assistive-technology testing. We have not established full conformance, commissioned an independent third-party audit or published a VPAT. Keyboard and visual checks supplement the automated review but do not replace testing with assistive-technology users.

Reporting a barrier

If you encounter an accessibility barrier on this site, email admin@attestedintelligence.com with the page address and a description, and we will respond.