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Accessibility

Effective September 25, 2026Last updated September 25, 2026

RELAVANZ aims to make its public website and application usable by people with a range of abilities, devices, and assistive technologies. We treat accessibility as an ongoing product-quality responsibility.

Current approach

  • Use semantic headings, labels, status regions, buttons, and links where the product supports them.
  • Support keyboard interaction and visible focus on critical flows.
  • Design responsive layouts that remain usable at narrow viewport widths.
  • Avoid relying only on color to communicate important workflow or proof states.
  • Review customer-facing errors, loading states, and forms for understandable text and accessible status feedback.

No unverified conformance claim

RELAVANZ does not currently claim formal WCAG certification or a completed third-party accessibility audit. We will not represent a specific conformance level until it has been verified against the released product.

Third-party content and integrations

Some content or interfaces are supplied by third-party services such as payment, OAuth, or connected-provider authorization pages. RELAVANZ does not control every accessibility characteristic of those third-party surfaces.

Report an accessibility issue

If you have difficulty using RELAVANZ, email hello@relavanz.com. Please identify the page or feature, the problem you encountered, and the assistive technology/browser involved if you are comfortable sharing that information.

Changes

Accessibility improvements may be made as the product evolves. Material accessibility-program claims or a future conformance target will be reviewed before publication.

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