Accessibility Statement

Our Commitment

Corenth Technologies LLC is committed to improving the accessibility and usability of its website, software platform, communications, documentation, and customer experiences.

Our goal is to make information and functionality available to as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use screen readers, screen magnification, voice control, keyboard navigation, captions, switch devices, and other assistive technologies.

Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. The Service is still under development, and additional evaluation, remediation, documentation, and process development remain necessary before launch.

Accessibility Standard

Corenth Technologies is using the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2, Level AA, as its current accessibility target for the website and platform.

WCAG organizes accessibility around four principles: perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.

Current Status

Accessibility considerations have been included in portions of the current frontend, including semantic page structure, labeled controls, responsive layouts, native HTML elements, and keyboard-compatible links and buttons.

However, the following work remains incomplete:

• A complete page-by-page accessibility audit.
• Full keyboard testing of every interactive component.
• Screen-reader testing of critical customer journeys.
• Color-contrast verification across all states.
• Form-error and validation-message testing.
• Dashboard chart and table accessibility review.
• Zoom, reflow, orientation, and responsive-text testing.
• Motion, animation, and reduced-motion review.
• Testing of third-party checkout and scheduling flows.
• Documentation of known issues and remediation ownership.

Accessibility Measures

Corenth Technologies intends to incorporate accessibility into design, development, quality assurance, content, vendor selection, and customer support.

Planned measures include:

• Using semantic HTML and appropriate accessible names, labels, headings, and landmarks.
• Supporting keyboard navigation without requiring a mouse.
• Maintaining visible keyboard focus and logical focus order.
• Reviewing text, interface, and graphical color contrast.
• Providing meaningful alternative text for informative images.
• Providing clear form labels, instructions, validation, and error recovery.
• Avoiding unnecessary animation and supporting reduced-motion preferences.
• Creating accessible tables, charts, dialogs, menus, and dashboard controls.
• Providing captions, transcripts, or other alternatives for multimedia where necessary.
• Reviewing important third-party products for accessibility before adoption where reasonably possible.

Testing and Evaluation

Corenth Technologies intends to use a combination of automated and manual accessibility evaluation.

Testing should include:

• Automated accessibility scanning.
• Keyboard-only navigation.
• Screen-reader testing.
• Browser zoom and text-resizing checks.
• Responsive reflow testing.
• Color-contrast testing.
• Focus order and focus-visibility review.
• Form-label, instruction, and error testing.
• Mobile and touch-interface review.
• Manual testing of critical customer journeys.

Known and Potential Limitations

Because the platform is still being developed and has not completed a full audit, users may encounter accessibility barriers.

Specific confirmed defects, affected pages, workarounds, and expected remediation dates should be added here as they are identified.

Third-Party Services and Content

The Service may include third-party tools, hosted pages, embedded content, integrations, payment experiences, scheduling services, authentication infrastructure, or other external technology.

Examples may include Stripe, Calendly, Supabase, and future analytics, support, communications, or integration providers.

Corenth Technologies may not control every accessibility feature or limitation of an independent third-party service. We intend to consider accessibility during vendor selection and configuration where reasonably possible.

Accessibility problems involving a third-party experience may still be reported to Corenth Technologies so we can review available alternatives, configuration changes, escalation paths, or provider support.

Alternative Access and Assistance

If an accessibility barrier prevents you from accessing information, completing a form, reviewing a policy, booking a call, managing an account, or using another feature, contact Corenth Technologies.

Where reasonably possible, we will attempt to provide the information or service through an accessible alternative, such as:

• An accessible text or email version.
• Assistance completing a form or request.
• An alternative document format.
• A direct scheduling or contact option.
• A description of visual information.
• Another reasonable communication method.

The availability and timing of an alternative may depend on the request, content, technical issue, and available resources.

Accessibility Feedback

Accessibility problems, requests for assistance, and suggestions may be sent to:

A helpful report should include:

• The page, route, document, or feature involved.
• A description of the accessibility barrier.
• The task you were trying to complete.
• Your browser, device, or assistive technology, if known.
• Any error message or unexpected behavior.
• Your preferred contact method.

Do not include passwords, API keys, payment-card information, or other unnecessary sensitive information.

Response Process

Corenth Technologies intends to review legitimate accessibility reports and determine an appropriate response.

The response process may include:

• Acknowledging the report when reasonably possible.
• Requesting clarification or additional details.
• Attempting to reproduce the reported barrier.
• Providing an available alternative method.
• Prioritizing remediation based on severity and impact.
• Coordinating with an affected third-party provider.
• Updating the reporter when reasonably possible.

Continuous Improvement

Accessibility is not a one-time project. New pages, features, content, vendors, documents, and design changes may introduce new barriers.

Corenth Technologies intends to improve accessibility through:

• Accessibility requirements during design and development.
• Testing before important releases.
• Remediation of confirmed barriers.
• Review of customer and user feedback.
• Accessible content and document practices.
• Periodic reevaluation of important workflows.
• Improved internal ownership and documentation.

Changes to This Statement

Corenth Technologies may update this Accessibility Statement as the website, platform, testing results, accessibility practices, known limitations, legal requirements, and contact procedures change.

Updated versions will be posted on this page with a revised “Last updated” date.

Confirmed limitations and available workarounds should be added as they are identified.

Contact Information

Accessibility questions, requests for assistance, or reports of a barrier may be sent to:

Before launch, Corenth Technologies should determine whether to create a dedicated accessibility or support email address and formalize responsibility for responding to accessibility requests.