Accessibility statement

Ed in Park City, LLC designs Rules for You to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use a keyboard, screen reader, magnification, voice control or changed colour and text settings.

Accessibility review

A formal WCAG 2.2 audit and complete assistive-technology test have not been recorded, so Rules for You does not claim Level A, AA or AAA conformance.

The application uses semantic page structure, labelled controls and keyboard-visible interactions. These design choices support accessibility but do not replace testing by disabled users or a documented accessibility review.

Known limits and testing

• Wide planning-record tables and long decision passages may require more navigation or horizontal scrolling at high zoom.
• Official source documents, including externally hosted PDF files, may not have accessible structure. They are produced and hosted by third parties, but Rules for You must still provide a clear route to report a barrier in its own presentation.
• Interactive search, filters, credentials and Google sign-in, confirmation, recovery, invitations, workspace membership, refusal intake, Stripe checkout and error recovery are priority journeys for keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, reflow and contrast testing.
• Automated or AI-generated reports can contain dense planning language. Their headings, source references and status messages must be assessed as complete journeys, not only as isolated components.

Third-party services and documents

Rules for You can link to official planning material and to Google sign-in and Stripe Checkout. Twilio Email and OpenAI also contribute to private workflows without supplying the Rules for You interface. Ed in Park City, LLC does not control the accessibility of those external services, messages or documents. Essential third-party barriers identified through testing will be recorded here, with an available alternative where we can provide one.

Reporting an accessibility problem

Use only an address displayed on the contact page.

A useful report identifies the page, the task that could not be completed, the browser or assistive technology used where relevant, and the format or adjustment needed.

Preparing and reviewing this statement

The date above identifies this content version. We update the statement when the tested service, known limitations or feedback route changes.