Accessibility statement
Last updated 9 November 2026
Commitment
teqdr.com aims to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
Conformance status
teqdr.com is partially conformant with WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This is a self-assessment. It is not an independent audit. On 9 November 2026 the homepage was reviewed with the browser accessibility tree and the keyboard. A person who uses a screen reader every day has not repeated that pass. A Lighthouse score is not evidence.
What changed on 6 November 2026
- Public pages have a skip link in the header and a main landmark around the page content.
- The logo has the text alternative TeqDr.
- The blog search field has a name. Readable slate-400 and gray-400 text was raised to 600.
- Header links show a visible focus ring. Keyboard focus is outlined.
What the 9 November 2026 review found
- The homepage has a skip link, one main landmark, and one top-level heading. Its controls have names. Of 180 measured text nodes, one failed the AA contrast ratio: white text reading Contact us on an amber button, at about 3.2 to 1. That button is now a darker amber.
- The announcement dots and the dismiss control were smaller than 24 pixels. They now have a 24 pixel target. Header, footer, buttons and fields have a 24 pixel minimum. Focused controls keep clear of the header.
- There is no drag-only control. Contact stays in the header. The feedback forms are a single step. There is no password puzzle on the public site.
- Sitemap, Feedback, and the CardioBridge redirect page now have a main landmark. Footer column titles are text, not a skipped heading level.
- Every production build runs an accessibility gate. The build fails if readable text uses slate-400 or gray-400, or an image has no alt.
Still outstanding
An independent audit has not been commissioned. A daily screen-reader user has not repeated the pass above. The admin area was not opened in this review.
Contact
Email privacy@teqdr.com and name the page and what you were trying to do.
