Accessibility Statement

The public pages were scanned with automated tools (pa11y, running both the HTML_CodeSniffer and axe-core engines) and reviewed by hand, most recently on September 14, 2026. That pass checked color contrast against WCAG’s actual 4.5:1 (normal text) and 3:1 (large text and meaningful graphics) thresholds by computing the real rendered colors rather than only trusting a scanner’s flag; checked that form fields have visible, programmatically associated labels; checked heading order and landmark structure (one main region per page); checked that every link on these pages resolves to a real destination; and confirmed the page honors a reduced-motion preference, both a site-wide fallback and the entrance animation’s own guard.

Two real issues turned up in that pass and were fixed the same day: a heading level was skipped on the pricing page, and the error-message color used on the waitlist and pricing pages did not meet the 4.5:1 contrast ratio against the tinted background it actually appears on, even though it read as passing against a plain background where it is not actually used. Both are corrected and re-verified against the real computed colors, not just re-run through the same scanner.

A dark color theme exists in the underlying code but nothing on the site currently switches a visitor into it, so it was not part of this verification pass. It will be checked against the same contrast standard before it is ever turned on.

This statement covers the public site named above. The signed-in coaching product, reachable only by invitation during a private beta, is still being built and is reviewed for accessibility as it ships rather than certified here.

A few automated findings needed a human judgment call rather than a flat pass or fail, for example decorative background elements sitting behind text, where a single color swatch cannot answer the question and the real worst-case contrast has to be computed by hand instead. Where that came up, we did that computation rather than dismissing or rubber-stamping the flag.

If you use assistive technology and run into a barrier anywhere on this site, tell us: remi@levvibyremi.com. Include the page and, if you can, what you were trying to do. Accessibility reports are treated as real bugs, not a backlog item.