Inclusive access
Accessibility
Gov Influence aims to meet WCAG 2.2 AA and support keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, reduced-motion, and narrow-screen use. This is a target, not a claim of full conformance.
Reviewed Sep 9, 2026
Implemented practices
- A keyboard skip link, semantic landmarks, one page H1, ordered section headings, and labeled navigation.
- Visible focus styles and native links, buttons, form labels, status messages, and disclosure behavior.
- Tables with captions and scoped headers inside keyboard-focusable horizontal-scroll regions for narrow screens.
- Text labels in addition to evidence colors, meaningful or intentionally empty image alternatives, responsive layouts, and overflow-safe content.
- A reduced-motion media query and fluid type and spacing intended to remain usable at zoom and narrow widths.
How accessibility is reviewed
New and changed pages are checked for semantic structure, keyboard use, visible focus, readable order, narrow layouts, table behavior, image alternatives, contrast, zoom resilience, and reduced-motion support.
Known limits
Gov Influence has not completed an independent WCAG audit or a comprehensive screen-reader and assistive-technology compatibility review. Browser and device coverage is limited, third-party behavior can vary, and complex government source pages are outside Gov Influence's control. Full conformance is not claimed.
Report a barrier
Email info@govinfluence.com with the page URL, task, barrier, and, if comfortable, browser, device, zoom level, or assistive technology. Do not include medical information. Accessibility and safety issues are prioritized by severity, but no response-time promise is made.
Statement updates
This statement was reviewed September 6, 2026 and will be updated after material accessibility changes or a broader audit.