Accessibility statement
Accessibility
A website people can navigate.
Built around semantic structure, keyboard access, visible focus, readable contrast, responsive layout, and respect for reduced-motion preferences. This is a statement of implemented practice, not a certification.
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What is implemented.
- A skip link moves directly to the main content.
- Pages use meaningful headings, landmarks, descriptive links, and image descriptions.
- Navigation menus, the before and after workflow control, its stage buttons, expandable questions, and all form fields work from the keyboard with a visible focus indicator.
- Text and control colors are checked against their actual backgrounds rather than against an ideal white.
- Animation is disabled when the operating system requests reduced motion, and no content is only available through motion.
- Layouts adapt down to small screens without hiding primary navigation behind a gesture.
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What this is not.
This is not a claim of independent certification, a VPAT, or complete conformance with WCAG. Automated and manual checks catch a useful share of problems. A broader assistive-technology review with real users remains on the operating plan. When a VPAT exists, it will be offered under the Trust Center or under non-disclosure, not as a homepage badge.
Operating information on this site is available in text rather than only in images or motion.
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Reporting a problem.
Email privacy@xpancom.com with the page, the barrier, and the browser or assistive technology you were using. You can also send an inquiry from the contact page. We treat accessibility reports as we treat other product defects: they are logged, prioritized, and answered.