Important information should be usable when someone is tired, grieving, older, disabled or using assistive technology.
Accessibility is part of the product, not a decorative statement.
Our target
We aim for WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the practical accessibility target for the public site and use the US Department of Justice web-accessibility guidance as an additional reference for the US audience.
What we build for
- Keyboard navigation and visible focus indicators.
- Semantic headings, labels and form instructions.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images.
- Color contrast that does not rely on color alone.
- Responsive layouts and browser zoom without loss of core functionality.
- Reduced-motion preferences.
- HTML alternatives to important printable content wherever practical.
Print and PDF limitations
Print-to-PDF output can depend on the browser and PDF reader. The HTML page remains the primary accessible version of the information. If a printable output creates a barrier, contact us and we will work to provide the same information in a usable format.
Tell us about a barrier
If something is difficult to use with a keyboard, screen reader, zoom, voice control or another assistive technology, email accessibility@lifekindly.com. Please include the page and, if you are comfortable doing so, the browser or assistive technology involved.
Accessibility review date: September 15, 2026. Automated checks are paired with manual review because automated tools cannot prove full accessibility.