Accessibility statement
Draft last updated September 23, 2026
References answer from an email link on whatever device and assistive technology they already use — so the product has to work for everyone, not just the person who chose it.
Draft — not yet reviewed by a lawyer. This page describes how Resuvouch is built to behave, but it is not final legal language.
Our target
Resuvouch aims to conform to WCAG 2.2 level AA. We treat that as the baseline for every page — the marketing site, the candidate app, the reference answer flow, and recruiter share pages alike.
What is built in
- Semantic HTML throughout: real headings, lists, tables, landmarks, and buttons, so screen readers get structure rather than styled divs.
- Every form control has a visible, programmatic label.
- Visible focus rings on everything you can reach with a keyboard.
- The animated hero on the home page honors prefers-reduced-motion — if your system asks for reduced motion, it holds still.
Known limitations
We have not yet been formally audited by an external accessibility auditor. Our conformance claim rests on how the product is built and our own testing, and an outside audit will find things we missed. When one happens, its findings and our fixes will be reflected on this page.
Tell us what is broken
If any part of Resuvouch does not work with your assistive technology — a control you cannot reach, a label that lies, contrast you cannot read — we want to know, and reports like these get fixed with the same priority as functional bugs. Email [email protected] or use the support form. Telling us which page, which browser, and which assistive technology helps us reproduce it quickly.