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Accessibility, privacy, and cookie routes stay in the footer so policy reading uses real pages instead of fragment shortcuts.

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Current mode: Guided

Summary: Accessibility support, readable defaults, and a clear way to report barriers.

This page: LinkVeris Accessibility on /accessibility

  • What this page does: Explains the public entry, service overview, and safe sign-in path.
  • Next step: Use the login link only when you need an authenticated workspace.
  • Current guidance: Start with the summary cards and left-rail views for the safest read.
  • Reading style: Guided mode keeps fuller hints and safer wording visible.

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Accessibility support that stays practical

We aim to keep the public site readable, keyboard-usable, and understandable without depending on a single browser setup.

Accessibility

How LinkVeris approaches accessibility on the public site

If something blocks access, report it through the contact path so it can be reviewed and corrected.

Readable defaults

Built for clear access

Public pages use semantic structure, plain-language headings, real links, and source order that still makes sense when CSS or JavaScript is limited.

Interaction support

Keyboard and browser basics first

Core navigation, policy pages, and cookie choices should remain usable with keyboard navigation and common browser accessibility features.

Report a barrier

Tell us what failed

If a page, control, or document creates an accessibility barrier, use the contact path and include the page, browser, and issue so it can be reproduced and fixed.