ACCESS SHOULD NOT DEPEND ONHOW YOU USE THE WEB.

• Semantic structure, headings, landmarks, labels, names, roles, values, and status messages.
• Keyboard-only navigation, visible focus, focus order, no keyboard traps, skip links, and focus that is not hidden.
• Text and non-text contrast, zoom, reflow, spacing, orientation, and color-independent meaning.
• Touch target size, pointer cancellation, dragging alternatives, and motion controls.
• Reduced motion, pause and stop controls, flashing limits, and nonessential animation.

• Form instructions, error identification, correction, redundant-entry reduction, and error prevention for legal, financial, and data actions.
• Accessible authentication, password-manager support, timeouts, reauthentication, and account recovery.
• Alternative text, captions, transcripts, document accessibility, and plain-language help where needed.
• Screen-reader review and testing at supported viewport sizes, not automated checks alone.

Current status: Not yet assessed.

CTRLALTDEFECT is building toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA, but it will not claim conformance until a dated audit tests the full live product.

After that audit, this page will name each known limitation, affected flow, workaround, owner, and target correction date. A vague “some areas may not comply” statement is not enough.

Third-party tools may create barriers CTRLALTDEFECT cannot fix directly. We still document the barrier, provide an alternative where possible, and press the provider for a correction.

Tell us the page or record reference, what you were trying to do, the barrier, browser, device, and assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing them. Do not include protected idea details.

We aim to acknowledge accessibility reports within two business days. We will provide a status, workaround, or next step as soon as the issue allows.

If you need content or an agreement in another accessible format, ask. The request does not affect review, matching, partnership, or account status.