Our commitment
We are committed to making this site usable by as many people as possible, including people using a screen reader, keyboard-only navigation, browser zoom, or other assistive technology. We target conformance with WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the widely-adopted standard for web accessibility.
Conformance status
This site is partially conformant with WCAG 2.2 Level AA — meaning most, but not all, of the site meets that standard. We'd rather tell you that plainly than claim full compliance we haven't independently verified with a professional audit.
How we tested
As of September 1, 2026, this statement reflects: automated testing with axe-core against every major page (0 violations at last check), Lighthouse accessibility audits, manual keyboard-only navigation, and a review of heading structure, landmark regions, color contrast, and focus visibility against WCAG 2.2 AA success criteria. We have not tested with an actual screen reader (e.g. NVDA, JAWS, or VoiceOver) — automated and structural testing catches real issues, but it's not a substitute for that, and we're not claiming it here. None of this has been independently verified by a third-party accessibility auditor. (LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED — if a jurisdiction you operate in requires a specific conformance-testing methodology, certified auditor, or disclosure format for this statement, confirm the requirement before relying on this page alone.)
What we've done
- An accessibility settings widget (the icon in the bottom-left corner of every page) lets you increase text size, turn on a high-contrast mode, reduce motion, force-underline links, and switch to a dyslexia-friendly typeface — your choices are remembered on this device. This widget adjusts display preferences; it does not by itself make every page WCAG-conformant, and doesn't replace fixing underlying issues in the page markup itself.
- Animations respect your operating system's “reduce motion” setting automatically, in addition to the widget's own toggle.
- A “Skip to main content” link is the first Tab stop on every page, so keyboard users aren't forced through the full navigation before reaching page content.
- Every page has semantic
header,nav,main, andfooterlandmarks, and a single primary heading (H1) followed by a logical heading order. - Interactive elements built for this site — the homepage's command explorer tabs and its animated sun — are native
<button>elements, operable by keyboard (Tab to focus, Enter or Space to activate) as well as touch or mouse, with accuratearia-pressed/aria-expandedstate. - Decorative visual elements (the homepage's background stars, nebula glow, and floating code snippets) are hidden from screen readers, so they don't clutter your listening experience with content that carries no information.
- Icon-only buttons carry a text label for assistive technology even when they show no visible text.
Known limitations
- The homepage is a visually dense, animation-heavy design. We believe its actual content (headings, pricing, feature descriptions, navigation) is accessible, but it hasn't had a professional accessibility audit, and some edge cases may remain.
- High-contrast mode applies a general contrast/brightness adjustment across the whole page rather than individually-verified color pairs — it improves contrast in most places but isn't a guarantee that every element meets a specific ratio.
- The dyslexia-friendly font toggle applies everywhere text inherits its typeface normally, which covers every page except the homepage's own headings and labels — those set a specific typeface directly as part of the design and don't switch over yet.
- The Command Explorer's illustrative code output is presented as styled text, read normally by a screen reader; it's not an image, but it is dense, technical content by nature.
- This site is currently English-only.
- We have not tested this site with an actual screen reader — see “How we tested” above.
Feedback and response process
If you encounter an accessibility barrier anywhere on this site, contact flow.spacework4u@gmail.com with the page URL and a description of the problem (and the assistive technology or browser you're using, if relevant). We aim to acknowledge genuine reports within a few business days and to address confirmed barriers in a reasonable time relative to their severity — a blocking issue (e.g. a control with no keyboard access at all) takes priority over a cosmetic contrast issue.
Changes to this statement
If our accessibility posture changes — for example, after a professional audit, or when we fix a known limitation above — we'll update the version number and effective date above.
Contact
Questions about accessibility on this site? Reach us at flow.spacework4u@gmail.com.