Accessibility at iNVISIQ

Accessibility Is an Ongoing Operating Standard.

iNVISIQ is working to make its website, learning resources, forms, and member services usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technology.

Internal Target WCAG 2.2 Level AA Current Status Evaluation and Remediation in Progress
Our Accessibility Commitment

A Process, Not a Decorative Badge

Accessibility is treated as continuing website maintenance—not as something a widget, automated score, or one-time scan can guarantee.

01

Recognized Target

iNVISIQ has adopted WCAG 2.2 Level AA as its internal accessibility target for public-facing website content and functionality.

02

Source-Level Improvements

We prioritize improving the underlying content, structure, navigation and code rather than relying solely on overlays.

03

Testing and Remediation

Automated testing is paired with manual review to identify, evaluate, prioritize and correct accessibility barriers.

04

Continuing Review

Important pages and user journeys are rechecked after meaningful design, content or functionality changes.

How We Review Accessibility

Automated Checks Plus Human Judgment

Automated tools are useful for identifying technical errors, but they cannot determine whether every person can successfully use a website.

Automated Evaluation

Pages are evaluated using recognized browser-based accessibility tools to identify issues involving structure, contrast, accessible names, labels, ARIA and other testable requirements.

Keyboard and Focus Testing

Important user journeys are reviewed using keyboard navigation, including menus, links, forms, consent controls, login functions and payment links.

Content and Visual Review

Reviews consider heading structure, link purpose, image alternatives, color contrast, zoom, text reflow, instructions, captions and understandable error messages.

Prioritized Remediation

Confirmed barriers are prioritized according to their effect on a person’s ability to navigate, understand content, complete a form, access learning or purchase membership.

Current Priorities

Access to Essential Functions Comes First

Our review process gives priority to barriers that could prevent someone from reaching information or completing an important action.

Navigation and Orientation

Site menus, headings, links, focus order and the ability to reach important content without relying exclusively on a mouse.

Forms and Communication

Clear labels, instructions, consent controls, validation messages and accessible ways to contact iNVISIQ.

Membership and Payments

Access to pricing information, membership decisions, login functions and payment-related pathways.

Learning Content

Readable articles, meaningful headings, image alternatives, captions, downloadable resources and member learning materials.

Third-party services: Some iNVISIQ functions may connect with services operated by outside providers, including payment, video, embedded-content and authentication services. When we cannot directly alter a third party’s code, we will make a reasonable effort to communicate the problem, seek an accessible alternative and assist the person reporting the barrier.
Public Accessibility Review Log

Documenting the Work

Material accessibility reviews and remediation milestones will be added here so visitors can see that this commitment is active.

Date Review or Action Status
August 19, 2026 Accessibility statement published, WCAG 2.2 Level AA adopted as iNVISIQ’s internal target, and the baseline review process initiated. In Progress

This log documents material accessibility work. It is not a certification of complete conformance or a representation that every possible barrier has been identified.

Encountered an Accessibility Barrier?

Please tell us. We will review the report in good faith, attempt to reproduce the problem, prioritize it according to its effect on access and work toward a reasonable correction or alternative.

  • The page address or URL
  • What you were attempting to do
  • A description of the barrier
  • Your browser, device or assistive technology, if you wish
  • The alternative format or assistance you need
REPORT AN ACCESSIBILITY ISSUE →

iNVISIQ does not claim that its website is “100% ADA compliant” or free from every possible accessibility barrier. Technology, content and accessibility standards continue to change. Our commitment is to test, listen, document, remediate and continue improving.

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