Our commitment
We are working to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA. We treat AA as the bar for new work and remediate existing gaps as we find them. We state this as a commitment we are actively pursuing, not a third-party certification.
What we have built in
- Motion you control. Every animation on the site is disabled automatically when your system requests reduced motion — there is nothing that bounces, races, or flashes past that preference.
- Readable contrast. Body and heading text meet AA contrast against the dark canvas; the warm off-white inks are chosen for legibility, not just aesthetics.
- Semantic structure. Pages use real landmarks, headings in order, and descriptive link text so assistive technology can navigate them.
- Keyboard operable. Interactive controls are reachable and operable by keyboard, with visible focus.
- Meaningful alternatives. Decorative visuals are hidden from assistive tech; informative imagery carries text alternatives.
- Respect for system settings. The site scales with your browser’s text size and color settings.
Known limitations
We are honest about where we are: parts of the experience and the signed-in product are still being audited against every AA success criterion, and some long-form and data-dense surfaces may not yet be perfect for every assistive technology. If something blocks you, we want to know — and we will prioritize it.
How we test
We combine automated checks with manual keyboard and screen-reader testing during development. Formal third-party audits are planned as the product reaches general availability.
Tell us where we fall short
If you encounter a barrier, or you need information in a different format, contact us at accessibility@guardkin.com. Please include the page and what got in your way. We aim to acknowledge accessibility reports promptly and to work with you on an accommodation while we fix the underlying issue.