Last reviewed August 2, 2026. AKSIS uses relevant WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA criteria as a technical benchmark, supported by documented automated and scoped manual checks.
Clear standards, honest limitations, and a direct way to report a barrier.
AKSIS designs and evaluates this site against relevant Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level A and Level AA success criteria. WCAG 2.2 is the latest W3C Recommendation in the WCAG 2 series.
This statement describes an ongoing engineering and testing process. It is not an accessibility certification, legal opinion, or claim that every page will remain free of barriers under every device, browser, assistive technology, integration, and future content change.
Checks include semantic headings and landmarks, keyboard navigation, visible focus, text contrast, accessible names and labels, image alternatives, link purpose, form behavior, zoom and reflow, touch target sizing, reduced motion, and responsive layouts.
AKSIS combines automated checks with manual review because automated tools cannot determine full WCAG conformance or represent every user experience.
Accessibility is reviewed when shared components change, when major pages are added, and before important releases. Issues are prioritized by user impact rather than by an automated score alone.
Third-party tools, embedded services, client-supplied materials, and later content changes can introduce new barriers. Ongoing monitoring and remediation must be included in the service scope to continue after launch.
The project-brief form uses client-side JavaScript, an AKSIS endpoint, and Vercel's invisible BotID check. If that workflow does not work for you, contact AKSIS directly by email or phone and we will provide another way to share the same information.
Payment, map, social, scheduling, or other third-party experiences may follow the accessibility practices of their providers. AKSIS can review and document those integrations but cannot control every external interface.
Tell us the page, task, and browser or assistive technology involved if you can. AKSIS reviews accessibility feedback promptly. If a barrier prevents access, tell us your preferred contact method and we will work to provide a reasonable alternative while reviewing the issue.
Looking for the educational overview? Read what WCAG 2.2 AA means for a business website.
