Reviewed
This statement describes LogicLift's current accessibility target and review practices. It is intended to help visitors understand what the site is working toward and how to request assistance. It is not a certification that every page, browser, assistive technology, or third-party service will be barrier-free in every circumstance.
1. Commitment and scope
LogicLift is committed to providing people with disabilities with meaningful access to the information and conversation options available through logiclift.ai. This statement applies to the public pages and features that LogicLift directly designs and maintains on this website.
Accessibility is considered during design, content development, implementation, review, and ongoing maintenance. When a barrier is identified, LogicLift will review it and work toward a practical correction or accessible alternative.
2. Accessibility target
LogicLift uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2, Level AA, as its accessibility target. These guidelines provide a widely recognized framework for making digital content more perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.
Using WCAG as a target supports consistent decisions, but automated results or a stated target alone cannot establish that every visitor will encounter a fully accessible experience. Practical use and feedback remain important parts of evaluation.
3. Measures used to support accessibility
LogicLift's current website practices include:
- Using semantic HTML and applying ARIA only when it adds necessary accessible meaning.
- Supporting keyboard navigation, visible focus, skip navigation, descriptive page titles, and a logical heading structure.
- Maintaining readable text sizes, sufficient color contrast, browser zoom, and responsive reflow without requiring visitors to read unusually small text.
- Providing accessible names, instructions, error information, and status feedback for interactive elements and the inquiry form.
- Respecting reduced-motion preferences and avoiding interaction cues that depend only on color, motion, or pointer hover.
- Reviewing meaningful site changes through automated checks, rendered-page regression tests, keyboard-oriented checks, and targeted manual inspection.
4. Assessment approach
The site is currently assessed through self-evaluation and development review. The process combines source-level safeguards, production-build checks, rendered-page checks, route and link verification, and targeted browser inspection.
Automated testing can identify many markup, contrast, navigation, and interaction problems, but it cannot detect every barrier or reproduce every combination of content, browser, device, and assistive technology. Feedback from people using the site remains essential.
5. Compatibility and technical basis
The site is designed for current versions of major browsers and for common keyboard and assistive-technology use. It relies on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, and WAI-ARIA where appropriate. Older browsers, unsupported configurations, browser extensions, or disabled essential technologies may affect how some features work.
6. Known boundaries and third-party services
Some links lead to third-party services or resources that LogicLift does not design or control. The external Fantastical scheduling experience, external research sources, and other linked services may follow different accessibility practices.
If a third-party experience creates a barrier to scheduling or obtaining information, contact LogicLift so the request can be handled through another reasonable method.
7. Feedback and assistance
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, cannot complete a task, or need information in another format, email info@logiclift.ai. When possible, identify the page or task involved and describe what happened. Information about your browser, device, or assistive technology is welcome but not required.
Please do not include passwords, government identifiers, health information, payment information, or other sensitive or confidential material in an accessibility message. LogicLift will review accessibility feedback and work to provide a practical response or alternative.
8. Ongoing review
LogicLift may update this statement as the website, testing practices, accessibility guidance, or known limitations change. The reviewed date at the top of the page identifies the current version.