AskMarcio uses WCAG 2.2 AA as a design and review target for both the public website and the Academy learner environment. Accessibility review remains in progress; this statement does not claim full conformance.
What's built in
A skip-to-content link for keyboard and screen-reader users. Visible keyboard-focus outlines on links, buttons, and form controls. Support for reduced-motion preferences — decorative animations and ambient background effects turn off automatically if your system requests it. Semantic heading structure and landmark regions (header, main, footer). Color combinations checked against WCAG contrast minimums as the design system was built. Interface sound on the website and in the Academy is off by choice: a SOUND/MUTED toggle controls it, it never plays without your interaction, and your preference is remembered on your device. AMi, the on-page assistant, can answer questions and navigate for you as an alternative to hunting through menus.
In the Academy
The learner dashboard and module console are keyboard-operable and built on semantic markup. Sound controls match the main site, progress is shown in text form (not only color or graphics), and documents such as the student handbook and credentials open in labeled, focusable views. Learners who need an accommodation — alternative formats, extra time conventions, or a different way to submit work — can request one by email; requests are handled individually and confidentially.
What's still in progress
A full page-by-page accessibility pass, keyboard-only navigation testing, and screen-reader testing across the newer surfaces (Learning, Job Hub, Contact, and the Academy module console) are active work, not finished. This page will be updated with the results once that review is complete, including anything found and fixed.
Something not working for you?
If you use assistive technology and hit a barrier anywhere on this site — including a missing label, a keyboard trap, unreadable text, or an Academy screen that doesn't work with your tools — contact Marcio at [email protected]. Real feedback from an actual assistive-technology user is worth more than any automated check, and it will be acted on. We aim to acknowledge accessibility reports within 5 business days.