Accessibility statement

Our commitment

Valgorithm is committed to making its website useful and accessible to the broadest possible audience, including people with disabilities. Accessibility is an ongoing practice, and we consider it as the site evolves.

Our goal is to align the Website with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA where reasonably possible.

Measures we take

Accessibility considerations built into this website include:

• Semantic page structure, headings, landmarks, and descriptive page titles;
• Keyboard-accessible navigation, links, buttons, and forms;
• Visible focus states and clearly labeled form fields;
• Text alternatives for meaningful images;
• Responsive layouts that support zoom and smaller screens;
• Color contrast designed for readable content; and
• Reduced-motion support for visitors who request less animation through their device settings.

Compatibility

The Website is designed for current versions of major browsers and commonly used assistive technologies. Older browsers or unusual combinations of browsers and assistive technology may not provide the same experience.

Some linked third-party services, including scheduling and social platforms, are outside our control and may have their own accessibility features or limitations.

Known limitations

Despite our efforts, some content or interactions may not yet fully meet every accessibility standard. We continue to review the site and prioritize barriers that prevent people from accessing information or contacting us.

If an accessible format or alternative method is needed, please tell us what content you need and the format that works best for you.

Feedback and assistance

We welcome feedback about accessibility. Use the contact form and begin your message with “Accessibility.” Please describe the page, the issue you encountered, the assistive technology or browser you used if relevant, and how we can best respond.

We aim to acknowledge accessibility-related messages promptly and work toward a practical resolution.

Assessment and updates

Accessibility is evaluated through a combination of design review, code-level checks, keyboard testing, and ongoing feedback. This statement will be updated as the website, relevant standards, or our accessibility practices change.