Perceivable information
We use readable contrast, clear structure, and text alternatives so meaning does not depend on color, decoration, sound, or motion alone.
Accessibility
We want everyone to be able to use Clause5afe.
We work to make our website clear and usable across different devices, input methods, and assistive technologies.
Design principles
Designed for different ways of using the web.
Accessible content depends on clear writing, thoughtful design, reliable controls, and a way to ask for help.
Keyboard and touch access
Menus, forms, privacy choices, and interactive features are designed to work with a keyboard, touch, and other input methods.
Understandable operation
Clear labels, instructions, headings, and error messages help people understand what an action will do and recover when something goes wrong.
Robust semantics
Standard page structure and meaningful controls help browsers and assistive technologies interpret the site reliably.
Current website controls
Practical support across the site.
These features support common accessibility needs throughout the current website.
- Skip links and clear page headings
- Visible keyboard focus on links, buttons, menus, forms, and dialogs
- Layouts that adapt to phones, tablets, larger text, and high zoom
- Reduced-motion support and no essential information conveyed by animation alone
- Labeled forms with clear requirements, errors, and status messages
- Plain-language explanations of certification, privacy, security, and public access
How we improve
Accessibility needs human review.
Automated checks help, but we also review real tasks, content, forms, and assistive-technology behavior.
We check key tasks, menus, forms, privacy choices, and dialogs without using a mouse.
We review representative pages and tasks with screen readers and other assistive technology.
We check larger text, narrow screens, high zoom, focus visibility, contrast, and overlapping content.
We review instructions, required fields, errors, status messages, privacy choices, and alternative ways to contact us.
We consider accessibility when adding downloadable documents, images, audio, video, or third-party services.
We repeat accessibility checks as the website changes and use feedback to prioritize fixes.
Connected experiences
Accessibility matters across every step.
Some actions, including job applications, may open a service provided by another company. If that experience creates a barrier, contact us and we will help you find another way to complete the task.
Feedback and accommodation
Encountered a barrier or need another format?
Tell us which page, document, control, or task was difficult to use and what alternative would help. Please do not include confidential certification evidence in the public form.