Accessibility
Accessibility Statement
Last updated: July 2026 · draft
Draft for review: this page is a starting point written in plain language. Have it reviewed by your organization’s advisor (and, ideally, someone with legal knowledge) before launch, then set reviewed to true in the page file to remove this notice.
Our commitment
Accessibility is part of our mission, not a checkbox. We build toward the WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines on this site and on every site we create for a business — because a website that some customers can't use isn't finished.
What we've built in
Semantic HTML structure with a logical heading order. Keyboard access to all navigation, forms, accordions, and interactive comparisons. Visible focus indicators. Form fields with real labels, described errors, and status announcements. A skip-to-content link. Reduced-motion alternatives for every animation, following your system preference. Color contrast checked against AA targets, with no information carried by color alone.
Known limitations
The decorative coded 'website mockups' on project pages are simplified previews and are marked for assistive technologies where they are purely visual. If you find anything else that gets in your way, we consider it a bug.
Tell us what's broken
If any part of this site is difficult to use with your setup — screen reader, keyboard, magnification, anything — email hello@locallift.org. A student will respond, and fixing it will genuinely teach us something.