Accessibility Statement
We believe that inclusive design is essential to creating great experiences. We are committed to ensuring that our platform is accessible to all users, including individuals with disabilities.
We strive to meet or exceed the standards set forth in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. Our efforts span across all customer-facing components, including participant workflows, researcher dashboards, onboarding interfaces, and reporting tools.
Accessibility Features
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Full keyboard navigation across workflows
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Compatibility with major screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver)
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Resizable text and support for browser zoom
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Sufficient color contrast and visible focus indicators
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Clearly labeled forms and interactive elements
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Support for assistive technologies across desktop and mobile platforms
 
We perform regular accessibility testing, integrate accessible design principles into our UI components, and continuously improve based on user feedback and evolving standards.
Feedback & Assistance
If you encounter any accessibility barriers while using PlaybookUX, we encourage you to reach out:
Email: hello@playbookux.com
Response Time: Within 5 business days
We value your input and are committed to resolving issues promptly.
Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT)
The following is a summary of PlaybookUX’s conformance:
| WCAG Principle | Highlights | |
|---|---|---|
| Perceivable | Images include alt text; video content includes transcripts; supports zoom and screen magnifiers; maintains sufficient contrast | |
| Operable | Full keyboard accessibility; clearly visible focus states; skip navigation available; no time-sensitive interactions | |
| Understandable | Consistent UI patterns; clear form labels; descriptive error messages and guidance | |
| Robust | Semantic HTML structure; tested with multiple assistive technologies | 
Testing Methods:
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Automated testing with Axe and Lighthouse
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Manual audits with screen readers and keyboard-only navigation
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Usability testing involving participants with disabilities
 
Reporting Accessibility Issues
PlaybookUX provides multiple dedicated channels for users to report accessibility issues:
Email: hello@playbookux.com
For formal inquiries or issue reporting. Monitored by our Accessibility Task Force.
In-App Feedback
Report feedback via the chat bot (connects to a customer support representative).
Internal Accessibility Slack Channel
Internally, all incoming reports are triaged through an internal communications channel, where developers, designers, and support staff collaborate on remediation and resolution.
Accessibility Documentation & Best Practices
Internal Standards
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Design System: Includes accessible components with built-in keyboard navigation, proper color contrast, and ARIA usage.
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Developer Guidelines: Accessibility checklists embedded into code reviews and QA processes.
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Design Accessibility Reviews: All new features undergo accessibility reviews prior to launch.
 
Team Training
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Quarterly accessibility training sessions for product, design, and engineering teams
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Training includes WCAG guidelines, screen reader testing, and inclusive design principles
 
User-Facing Resources
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Public documentation on an accessibility testing approach: Accessibility Testing on PlaybookUX
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Accessibility tips included in onboarding materials and FAQs
 
Ongoing Commitment & Roadmap
We are continuously improving accessibility across the PlaybookUX platform:
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Quarterly audits using both manual and automated tools
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Continuous integration testing with accessibility checks in our deployment pipeline
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Annual VPAT refresh and internal accessibility review
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User feedback is directly integrated into our product development process