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Accessibility statement

Last updated: July 18, 2026

WorkTogether aims for WCAG 2.2 level AA across the responsive web application. This is a target and ongoing commitment, not a claim that every route has completed independent or manual assistive-technology certification.

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1. What we build for

Core flows are designed for keyboard use, visible focus, semantic headings and landmarks, labelled controls, error summaries, status messages, reduced motion, high contrast and reflow on narrow screens and browser zoom.

The responsive web application and PWA remain the primary product; a native app is not required to access core functionality.

2. Editor and uploaded content

The rich-text editor, native selects, dialogs and file workflows are included in accessibility checks. Project owners remain responsible for clear text, meaningful links and accessible uploaded documents or images.

3. Current validation status

Automated checks and prepared browser scenarios support development, but launch still requires real Chromium, Firefox and WebKit runs plus manual Safari with VoiceOver and Windows browser testing with NVDA or JAWS.

Email rendering, 200–400% zoom, high-contrast mode and long Polish and Ukrainian strings remain explicit release gates until evidence is recorded.

4. Report a barrier

Email support@worktogether.app with the page URL, what you tried, your browser and assistive technology, and the result you expected. Do not include passwords or recovery codes.

We will acknowledge the report, prioritize blockers in authentication and core collaboration flows, and explain a workaround when an immediate fix is not possible.