Accessibility at Azalio
Azalio is committed to making its digital experiences usable by people with diverse abilities, devices and assistive technologies.
Update conformance status after accessibility review
Our Accessibility Goal
Update conformance status after a formal accessibility audit. Do not claim full WCAG 2.2 Level AA conformance until independently confirmed.
Azalio aims to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. This is an ongoing commitment and some areas may not yet fully meet this standard.
Accessibility is an ongoing effort, not a one-time project. We review and improve our websites regularly and welcome feedback from users who encounter barriers.
Measures We Take
Azalio applies the following accessibility measures across its websites:
Pages use heading hierarchy, landmarks and semantic HTML to convey structure to assistive technologies.
All interactive elements are reachable and operable by keyboard alone, with logical tab order.
Interactive elements display a clearly visible focus indicator when navigated via keyboard.
Text and interactive elements meet or aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA contrast ratios.
Informative images include descriptive alternative text. Decorative images are appropriately marked.
Form inputs are associated with descriptive labels, include instructions and surface clear error messages.
Animations respect the prefers-reduced-motion media query where technically feasible.
Pages reflow and remain usable across viewport sizes from mobile to large desktop.
Link text describes the destination or action clearly without relying on surrounding context.
Navigation menus, accordions and disclosure patterns follow ARIA authoring practices.
Our approach is grounded in the POUR framework — the four principles underpinning WCAG. Select a principle to learn more.
Select a principle to expand. Based on WCAG 2.2.
Compatibility
Do not publish a specific supported-version list until compatibility testing has been completed for each environment listed.
Azalio websites are designed to be compatible with a broad range of environments:
Modern evergreen browsers — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari. Specific versions not published until tested.
iOS and Android with system accessibility features enabled. Specific version support confirmed following testing.
NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver and TalkBack. Compatibility to be confirmed following assistive technology testing.
Fully keyboard-navigable interfaces are a design objective. Known gaps are listed in Known Limitations.
Content aims to reflow and remain readable at 400% zoom without horizontal scrolling on standard viewports.
Known Limitations
Azalio is committed to transparent reporting of known accessibility limitations. This table will be updated as issues are identified, triaged and resolved.
No known limitation has been formally confirmed through audit at this time. This table will be populated as issues are identified and verified.
If you encounter a barrier not listed here, please use the feedback form below or contact us directly.
Third-Party Content
Some areas of Azalio's websites may include content, tools or embeds provided by third-party platforms — including event platforms, video hosts, embedded maps, partner portals or document viewers.
Azalio does not control the accessibility characteristics of third-party platforms. Where possible, we select third-party tools with strong accessibility support. If you encounter a barrier in a third-party component, please report it so we can investigate alternatives.
External websites linked from Azalio pages are governed by their own accessibility policies.
Feedback and Contact
We welcome reports of accessibility barriers, suggestions for improvement or requests for accessible formats. Use the form below or contact us at accessibility@azalio.io.
Report an Accessibility Issue
Assessment Approach
Do not claim an external accessibility audit unless one has been completed and findings documented.
Azalio assesses the accessibility of its websites through the following approaches:
Design and engineering teams review pages against WCAG 2.2 Level AA criteria during build and update cycles.
Automated accessibility linting and audit tools are used to identify common issues during development.
Interactive elements and navigation flows are tested using keyboard-only navigation.
Pages are manually reviewed for logical structure, focus order, labelling and error handling.
An independent accessibility audit has not yet been completed. This statement will be updated when one is performed.
Statement Date
Replace both placeholders with confirmed dates following the initial accessibility review and scheduled subsequent reviews.