Accessibility Statement

Our commitment

SwapSlabs aims to be usable by everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, magnification, or reduced-motion settings. The target standard is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

Accessibility is treated as part of building each feature, not a later cleanup. This statement is reviewed when the product changes materially.

What is in place

• •Semantic HTML landmarks and headings, and labels on form fields
• •Keyboard access to interactive controls, with a visible focus outline
• •Respect for the operating-system “reduce motion” setting — animations are disabled when it is on
• •Disclosure content (such as the FAQ) works without JavaScript as native details/summary elements
• •Color choices intended to meet AA contrast in both light and dark themes
• •Alt text on card and content images, and text alternatives for status information

Known limitations

Some areas are still being improved:

• •The live swap-builder value animations and the fairness gauge may not announce every incremental update to assistive technology
• •The camera-based certification scanner depends on the browser's barcode support and always offers manual entry as an alternative
• •Some data tables and charts (valuation history, fee breakdowns) need better programmatic summaries
• •Third-party embedded flows — Stripe payment and identity-verification screens — follow those providers' own accessibility support
• •PDF and image documents provided by members are not guaranteed to be accessible

Third-party content

Member-supplied photos and text, and provider-hosted screens for payment and identity verification, are outside SwapSlabs's direct control. SwapSlabs chooses providers with accessibility support and will help you complete a task another way where it can.

Feedback and getting help

If you hit an accessibility barrier, or need help completing something on SwapSlabs, contact accessibility@swapslabs.example and describe the page and the problem. SwapSlabs aims to acknowledge accessibility feedback promptly and to offer an alternative way to complete the task while a fix is in progress.

[PLACEHOLDER — confirm the accessibility contact address, the response-time commitment, and whether a formal third-party audit / VPAT will be published, before launch.]