Accessibility Statement
What we've built to make this site usable for everyone, and how to reach us if something isn't working for you.
01. Our commitment
We want this site to work for everyone, including people using a screen reader, keyboard-only navigation, or a browser zoomed well past 100%. We build with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 as a guide, and treat accessibility as an ongoing practice rather than a box checked once.
We haven't commissioned a formal third-party WCAG audit, so we describe this as guided by those guidelines rather than certified compliant - an honest distinction we think matters more than a broad claim we can't stand behind.
02. What's built in today
Semantic HTML and standard interactive elements throughout, so the site is navigable by keyboard alone without a custom tab order fighting you.
Descriptive alt text on meaningful images, and images that are purely decorative are marked so screen readers skip them rather than reading out noise.
An on-site accessibility widget (the icon available on most pages) with large text, high-contrast, and reduced-motion toggles you can turn on independently of your device or browser settings.
Color choices checked for reasonable contrast against our light and dark themes, and layouts that reflow rather than break at higher zoom levels.
03. Where we still fall short
Some third-party embeds and widgets on the site (chat, maps, or similar tools) are outside our direct control and may not fully match this standard. We choose vendors with accessibility in mind, but can't guarantee every third-party component meets it.
04. Tell us about a barrier
If you hit something on this site that doesn't work with the technology you use, tell us at services@edata4you.com - describe the page and what happened, and we'll look into it directly rather than filing it away.