Conformance status
We aim for WCAG 2.2 Level AA across Wadevo’s own interface. Following a round of remediation, the core interface — navigation, the Studio, Explore, the waitlist, Settings, and these legal pages — is built to meet Level AA: site-wide visible focus, programmatic form labels, AA-contrast color tokens, keyboard-operable controls, and full support for reduced motion, increased contrast, and text scaling. One category is explicitly out of scope: the content you generate (see “Standing limitation” below).
Measures in place
These are done today, not aspirational:
- Document language & landmarks.
lang="en"is set, every page has a<main>landmark, and a “Skip to main content” link is the first focusable element. - Visible focus everywhere. Interactive controls share a clear, consistent focus ring (a 2px ink outline with offset) that meets non-text contrast.
- AA color contrast. Body and UI text meet 4.5:1; a dedicated darker accent is used for accent-colored text and button fills, with the brighter brand accent reserved for large display and decorative fills. Contrast was computed directly from the palette in both light and dark themes.
- Labelled forms. The waitlist email, the Studio prompt and brand fields, and the provider-key inputs have programmatic labels; email uses
autocomplete. - Reduced motion. When your device requests reduced motion — or you choose “Reduce” in Settings — CSS animations and transitions are suppressed, scroll-reveal and parallax exit early, the magnetic CTA drops its pointer effect, and the hero’s gradient-mesh drift is paused.
- Theme, contrast & text size. Light/dark/system theme, increased contrast, and three text sizes are adjustable in Settings and applied before first paint (no flash).
- Announced progress & real tabs. Generation progress is a live status region; the design-preview tabs use proper tab semantics with arrow-key navigation.
- Sandboxed previews. AI-generated previews render in isolated, sandboxed iframes (a null origin that can’t reach the rest of the page) and carry descriptive titles.
- Decorative elements are hidden from assistive technology where they carry no information.
Accessibility preferences
Wadevo honors accessibility signals from your operating system and browser, and also lets you set theme, text size, reduced motion, and increased contrast directly in Settings — no account required. These are saved locally in your browser and take effect immediately.
Coming with accounts (Phase 3): preferences that follow you across devices require user accounts, which aren’t live yet. Until then, your choices persist on the device you set them on.
Standing limitation: generated content
Assessment method
This statement is based on an internal review against the WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criteria, including contrast ratios computed directly from our color palette, plus automated checks during development. Independent third-party testing and broader assistive- technology testing are planned; we’ll update this statement and its review date as we complete them.
Feedback & contact
If you hit an accessibility barrier on Wadevo, please tell us — it genuinely helps us prioritize. Include the page and what went wrong, and we’ll respond within a few business days. accessibility@wadevo.com