Accessibility statement

WorkflowFox wants everyone to be able to read, navigate, and use this website. This statement describes the current conformance target, the measures in place, known limitations, and how to report a barrier. It was last reviewed on 2026-08-08.

Conformance target

The website targets conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA for all public pages and supported workflows.

Measures in place

• Semantic HTML structure with landmarks, one top-level heading per page, and a logical heading hierarchy.
• A skip link to bypass repeated navigation on every page.
• Full keyboard operability with visible, unobscured focus indication.
• Color contrast meeting WCAG requirements, with state never communicated by color alone.
• Text alternatives for images, and adjacent written descriptions for every architecture diagram.
• Support for reduced-motion preferences; no autoplaying media or ambient animation.
• Content that reads and reflows at 200% zoom and in narrow viewports.
• Forms with persistent labels, programmatically associated error messages, and an error summary.
• Core content and navigation that work without client-side JavaScript.

Known limitations

• Wide architecture diagrams are presented in a horizontally scrollable region; a full written alternative is always provided alongside.
• Automated accessibility checks run against representative pages, but automated results alone cannot establish WCAG conformance. Manual assistive-technology review is part of the pre-launch validation process and continues after launch.

Reporting a barrier

If any part of this website is difficult or impossible to use, please report it through the contact form and mention accessibility in your message. Reports are reviewed as part of the site's monitored inquiry process, and fixes are prioritized.

Review

This statement is reviewed when the website changes materially and at least annually.