Accessibility Statement.
1. Our commitment
We want everyone to be able to use sourceBOLD, regardless of how they browse. We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA across both this marketing site and the signed-in portal. That’s a goal we design and build toward, not a certification — where we fall short, we’d rather tell you plainly (see the known limitations below) and fix it.
2. What we’ve built
Accessibility is part of how the product is built, not a layer added at the end. Concretely, that includes:
- Keyboard access. You can navigate and operate the site and portal without a mouse. Dialogs and menus trap focus while open, restore it when closed, and close on
Esc; a “skip to content” link lets keyboard users jump past the navigation. - Visible focus. Every interactive element shows a clear focus outline when reached by keyboard, at a contrast level that meets AA.
- Reduced motion. If your system requests reduced motion, we turn off non-essential animation (including the scrolling marquee and progress-bar motion).
- Semantic structure. Pages use real headings and landmark regions (
nav,main,footer) so assistive technology can understand and skip through the layout. - Color and contrast. Body text and controls are chosen to meet AA contrast, and we never rely on color alone to convey status — states are labeled in text as well.
- Forms. Fields have programmatic labels, required fields are marked in text (not just visually), and errors are announced to assistive technology.
- Data tables. Operational tables in the portal carry proper header semantics so screen-reader users can associate each cell with its column.
3. Known limitations
We keep this list honest rather than claiming perfection. As of the date above, we’re aware that:
- A few status labels inside the portal use a warning (amber) color whose contrast can fall just below our AA target at small text sizes. The status is always conveyed in words as well as color, so no information is lost — but the contrast is on our list to fix.
- Some downloadable documents(for example, contracts and tax forms handled in the portal) originate from third parties and may not yet meet the same standard as our own pages. If you need one in an accessible format, contact us and we’ll help.
4. How we keep it up
We review accessibility periodically and hold new or redesigned surfaces to the same standard before they ship, so the product doesn’t drift. Accessibility isn’t a one-time audit for us — it’s part of the definition of “done.”
5. Report a barrier
If you hit something that doesn’t work for you — a page, a control, a document, anything — please tell us. Email admin@sourcebold.com with the page address and a short description of what happened (and the assistive technology you were using, if any). We’ll respond and work with you on an accessible alternative while we fix the underlying issue.
6. Changes to this statement
As we remediate known issues or the standard we target changes, we’ll update this page and bump the “Last updated” date above.
7. Contact
Questions about accessibility? Email admin@sourcebold.com or see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for the broader picture.