Accessibility statement
LockedIn Labs targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA across the public site and the authenticated workspace. This page states plainly what is in place today and what is not, so a reader can judge the platform on the same evidence we use ourselves.
- Target standard
- WCAG 2.2 Level AA
- Checks verified in source
- 7
- Limitations stated, not hidden
- 4
- Routes in the audit list
- 137
- Widths audited per route
- 2
- Findings in the last full run
- 0
Statement date October 10, 2026. Every count above is the length of a list published further down this page or of the audit script's own route list, so the plate cannot claim more than the page does.
Verified against this repository, not asserted.
Each item below was checked in source before this page shipped.
- A skip link at the top of every public page jumps past navigation straight to main content.
- Motion respects the reduced-motion preference: scroll behavior and scroll-triggered reveals turn off when a visitor has reduced motion set.
- Interactive controls hold a 44 pixel minimum height across the shared button and link primitives, so targets stay reachable on a touchscreen.
- Public pages are server-rendered: the words and structure a screen reader or a text browser needs do not depend on client-side JavaScript running first.
- Every interactive element carries a visible focus ring, so keyboard navigation always shows where focus is.
- An axe-core audit script runs against a named list of 64 public and 73 signed-in routes at desktop and mobile widths, and scans every signed-in route in both the Light and Graphite appearances. It is run before a release by the team; it is not yet an automated gate. Its most recent full run, on September 24, 2026, recorded no critical, serious, moderate or minor finding across 402 scans. That historical run predates the current route list.
- Pages use semantic headings and landmark structure: one heading level one per page, one main landmark, and labeled navigation.
What we have not closed yet.
Said plainly rather than left for a reader to discover.
- We do not yet claim conformance with WCAG 2.2 AA. It is the target the checks on this page are held to, not a certification.
- No third party audit of this platform has been performed, and no VPAT has been produced yet.
- Automated scanning cannot decide every contrast question. Colour-contrast results that axe-core marks for manual review, such as text over images and gradients, have not all been reviewed by a person.
- Some data tables and week charts scroll horizontally on narrow screens by design, rather than reflowing into a stacked layout.
Tell us where this falls short.
Report an accessibility barrier through the same channel as any other enterprise inquiry.
Send an accessibility issue to the enterprise contact form. We commit to acknowledging every report.
STATEMENT DATE OCTOBER 10, 2026 · REVIEWED WITH EACH RELEASE