Accessibility Statement

CortexaCore wants this website to be usable by as many people as possible. We are designing and maintaining the experience with accessibility, keyboard use, readable content, contrast, captions, transcripts and reduced-motion options in mind.

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Our approach

We aim to provide a website that works with common assistive technologies and supports different ways of navigating, reading and interacting. We test content, forms, media and new features as part of the build and improvement process.

What we are doing

Providing clear navigation, heading structure and descriptive link text.
Maintaining legible text, usable contrast and responsive layouts.
Supporting keyboard navigation and visible focus states.
Providing alternative text for meaningful images and transcripts or captions for audiovisual content.
Giving users a reduced-motion option where animation is used.
Reviewing forms, validation messages and error states for clarity and accessibility.

Need information in another format?

If you need a document, resource or website content in an alternative format, or if you find a barrier to using the site, contact info@cortexacore.com. Tell us what you need and how you prefer us to respond.

Conformance status

We aim for this website to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. This statement is based on a self-assessment carried out by CortexaCore in October 2026; a formal independent audit is planned and this statement will be updated with its results. We are not currently aware of specific barriers. If you encounter one, contact info@cortexacore.com and we will respond within five working days. If you are not satisfied with our response, you can ask for your feedback to be reviewed by CortexaCore management through the same address.