Our accessibility posture, written honestly.

CybrIQ's website is built to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA. We test against the standard during build and we re-test when meaningful changes ship. The page below names what works today, what we know we still need to improve, and where to send accessibility feedback.

What we have built in

• Skip-to-content link at the top of every page (for screen-reader and keyboard navigation).
• Semantic HTML structure with proper heading hierarchy.
• Alt text on every meaningful image, with descriptive text on diagram SVGs.
• Color contrast meeting AA thresholds for all body text and primary interactive elements.
• Visible focus indicators on all interactive elements.
• Keyboard navigability for the full site (no mouse-only interactions).
• Responsive layout that works at 320px and up, with a single-column fallback for narrow viewports.
• Form fields with associated labels and clear error messaging.
• Reduced-motion respect: animations honor prefers-reduced-motion.

What we know we still need to work on

• Some technical SVG diagrams describe architecture in dense alt-text. Long-form descriptions on a separate text page would serve screen-reader users better than a single paragraph alt attribute. We are working on this.
• Color-only signal in a small number of status indicators. We are auditing these and adding text or icon equivalents.
• The cookie-consent banner could use better focus-trap behavior on dismissal. Tracked.

How to report an accessibility issue

Direct email to contact_us@cybriq.io with the subject "Accessibility feedback." A real human reads every message and routes it to the right person within one business day. We do not require you to use a form or to file through a third-party service.

Please include the page URL, the assistive technology you are using (screen reader, voice control, switch device, etc.), and a description of what is not working. We try to acknowledge within one business day and to ship a fix within two weeks for AA-blocking issues.