Accessibility Statement
Our commitment to an accessible site, the standard we target, how we test, and how to report a barrier.
Document under legal review. This is a plain-English baseline published so procurement and security teams have something defensible to reference while counsel finalises the binding version. If you need a signed, counsel-approved version for a specific engagement, ask on the first call and we will expedite.
Our commitment
We design and build this site so people with a wide range of abilities can use it. Accessibility is not a post-launch afterthought: it is part of every component we ship.
Standard we target
We target the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA. Where a specific surface can reach AAA without degrading other users, we aim higher.
How we test
Every deployment runs automated accessibility checks against every rendered route using axe-core. We test keyboard navigation and visible focus on interactive components. We validate color contrast against WCAG thresholds for body text, links, and interactive states. Real-device testing on iOS Safari, iOS Chrome, and Android Chrome is part of major releases.
Known limitations
Automated tooling cannot catch every barrier. We keep a short list of items where an automated rule fires but the surface is correctly annotated (for example, decorative numerals marked aria-hidden that scanners still flag for contrast). If you hit a barrier that genuinely prevents you from using the site, we want to hear about it.
Feedback
Email accessibility@globaladmins.com to report an accessibility issue. Please include the page URL, the browser and assistive technology you are using, and what you expected to happen. We reply within one business day.
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