Accessible interaction
Keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic headings, labeled controls, clear errors, sufficient contrast, meaningful alternatives, and touch targets appropriate for common devices.
Accessibility
Azivia includes accessibility in design, development, content review, and quality assurance. The current target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA; this statement does not claim formal conformance certification.
Keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic headings, labeled controls, clear errors, sufficient contrast, meaningful alternatives, and touch targets appropriate for common devices.
Decorative movement respects reduced-motion preferences. Essential information is not available only through animation, hover, color, imagery, or sound.
The build process includes automated accessibility checks, keyboard review, responsive testing, form-state review, and browser verification. Automated tools cannot establish full conformance by themselves.
Content, browsers, assistive technologies, and the site evolve. Accessibility issues may still occur and should be treated as defects to investigate and repair.
Use the contact page and describe the page, task, browser or assistive technology, and the barrier you encountered. Do not include sensitive information.
Azivia will review accessibility feedback, reproduce the issue when possible, and provide a practical response or remediation path.
Report an Accessibility IssueWCAG 2.2 Level AA.
August 11, 2026.
No unresolved critical accessibility limitation is intentionally published; testing results and any newly identified limitations should be maintained with the build records.