Accessibility Statement
Effective: [EFFECTIVE_DATE] Last updated: [LAST_UPDATED_DATE]
At a glance
[LEGAL_NAME] wants DuoCreator information and support to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible.
Website measures
The DuoCreator pages are designed to support keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic headings, descriptive link text, form labels and error messages, sufficient contrast, text resizing and reflow, reduced-motion preferences, screen readers, and meaningful image alternatives. Legal and support content is available without relying only on colour, sound, hover, or complex gestures, and works without JavaScript.
App measures
DuoCreator aims to use native iOS accessibility semantics, VoiceOver labels, Dynamic Type where compatible with the recording interface, sufficient contrast, and alternatives to colour-only status. Some camera and teleprompter tasks inherently depend on visual content, but controls and state should remain perceivable where technically possible.
We have not yet completed a formal audit, so we do not claim conformance with a specific WCAG level. This statement will be updated with the tested level and any known exceptions.
Feedback and alternative formats
If you encounter a barrier or need legal or support information in another accessible format, email [ACCESSIBILITY_CONTACT] or telephone [PHONE]. Include the page or feature, the assistive technology you use, and your preferred response format if you are comfortable doing so. We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within [SUPPORT_RESPONSE_TARGET].
Applicable rights
You may have rights under applicable accessibility and equality law, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act in the United States, the Accessible Canada Act and provincial laws such as the AODA in Ontario, and the European Accessibility Act and Spanish Law 11/2023 in the EU. This statement does not limit those rights.
Nothing on this page limits rights that cannot be excluded under applicable consumer, privacy, accessibility, or other mandatory law, including the laws of your U.S. state or Canadian province.