Accessibility

I check this site’s main public pages against WCAG 2.1 level AA. The checks are automated. An accessibility checker (axe) ran on 14 public pages, including the home page, the pricing page, four plugin pages and the support form, in the browser engines behind Chrome and Safari, at phone and desktop widths, with the browser set to reduce motion. Scripted tests also checked keyboard access to the plan comparison tables, that the Tab key skips closed FAQ answers, that links to a spot on a page land in the right place, how four pages look in high-contrast mode, whether FAQ answers fit on a phone, and the contrast of the support form’s field borders. Last checked: 20 October 2026. This describes what I check. It is not a claim of full conformance.

The two gaps this page listed on 20 October were fixed on 21 October 2026: the menu button now shows in high-contrast mode, and FAQ answers open to their full length on phones.

The plugins: I build their screens with keyboard use, screen readers and reduced motion in mind, but I have not published a check of their admin screens against a standard, so this page covers only what they show on this site, such as the support form and the pricing tables. A changelog entry that mentions WCAG describes the screens changed in that release.

If something on this site or in a plugin gets in your way, write to the support address on the Support page and I will answer, usually within a business day or two.