Bio_Sole is committed to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. That is the standard we design against, build against, and test against. Not a poster on a wall - a constraint accepted before the first component was drawn.

We say elsewhere on this site that we put up the guardrails and we decide how the technology is used. Deciding how it is used includes deciding who it works for. The answer is everyone: keyboard users, screen-reader users, people who need the motion to stop, people on small screens in bright light with one free hand.

What is built in

Focus is visible. Move through the site with a keyboard and you can always see where you are. Nothing important hides behind a hover.

Everything works from a keyboard. Every link, every control, every form can be reached and operated without a mouse or a touchscreen.

Touch targets are at least 44 pixels. On a phone, the thing you mean to press is the thing you press.

Form labels stay visible. No labels that vanish the moment you start typing. You always know what a field is asking for.

Motion is optional. This site is filmic by design, but if your system asks for reduced motion, we listen. The story reads just as well when it holds still.

What is still underway

Captions are planned for all video content. Until every video on this site carries them, we do not call the work finished.

Standards evolve, and so do sites. New pages and components are reviewed against WCAG 2.1 AA before they ship, and existing ones are re-checked as guidelines and assistive technologies change. An accessibility statement is not a certificate. It is a practice.

If something blocks you

If any part of this site is hard to see, hard to hear, hard to operate, or hard to understand, we want to know. Write to accessibility@bio-sole.ai. Tell us what you were trying to do and where it stopped you. If you use assistive technology, naming it helps us reproduce what you saw.

A person reads every report. Barriers are treated as defects to fix, not feedback to file.