Accessibility Statement

What we do today

• High-contrast, dark-first design. Our palette is built around light text on deep navy surfaces, with amber reserved for actions and emphasis, targeting WCAG AA contrast for text.
• Reduced motion, respected everywhere. Every animation in the product — hero transitions, scroll reveals, count-ups, celebratory effects — is disabled or replaced with a static equivalent when your system sets prefers-reduced-motion.
• Semantic structure. Pages use native HTML landmarks, headings, labels, and form controls so screen readers get real structure, not styled boxes.
• Keyboard access. Interactive controls are reachable and operable by keyboard, with visible focus styles.
• No motion-only or color-only meaning.Status is conveyed with text and icons alongside color (for example, “at-risk” labels, not just red).

Known limitations

• The live demo is a self-contained product prototype; some of its screens have not yet been through the same accessibility pass as the production app.
• We’re a young product and audit continuously — some components may still have gaps against WCAG 2.1 AA. When we find them (or you report them), fixing them is prioritized like any other bug.

Feedback and accommodations

If you hit a barrier using Adonify — anything that’s hard to see, hear, understand, or operate — please tell us. Email adonifycto@gmail.com with the page and what happened. We aim to respond within 2 business days and to provide the information or function you need in an accessible form while we fix the underlying issue.

Enforcement and standards

This statement covers adonify.net and the Adonify web application. Our target standard is WCAG 2.1 Level AA; we review this statement, and the product against it, on an ongoing basis.