This site is built to be usable by people using screen readers, keyboards, magnification and high-contrast modes. Where that has been measured, this page says what was measured.
What was done
- Color contrast is measured against every surface a color actually sits on — the page background, the warm and cool panels, the dark bands and the brand fill — not just against white. Body text runs at 18.88:1; the link color meets WCAG 2.1 AA on every light surface it is used on; text on dark bands is white or a light warm neutral measured at 7:1 or better.
- The brand color is not used for body text. Sevadar’s orange measures 3.73:1 on white, which passes AA only for large text. It is used for fills, rules and the logo. A darker variant of the same hue is used for links.
- Heading levels do not skip. Every page runs h1 → h2 → h3 in order.
- Every image carries a real alt description, and decorative marks are marked as decorative rather than described twice.
- Keyboard focus is always visible — a three-pixel outline with an offset, in a color chosen per surface so it stays visible on dark bands.
- Nothing on this site transforms text a human wrote. Words appear in the case they were written in, which matters to screen readers that pronounce all-caps text as initialisms.
- Text can be resized and the layout reflows; nothing depends on a fixed pixel width.
Standard
The target is WCAG 2.1 Level AA. That is a target and a practice, not a certification, and this page does not claim conformance the site has not been independently audited for. Where something falls short we would rather hear about it than not.
Tell us about a barrier
If any part of this site is hard or impossible for you to use, tell us what page and what happened. We will fix it, and if a fix will take time we will say so and give you the information another way in the meantime.
Other sites
The program sites — careguard.ai, valormedica.org and intellarx.org — are separate sites with their own accessibility statements. This page covers sevadar.org.