Accessibility is essential for effective execution.
Limitls aims for limitls.ai to be understandable and usable across devices, input methods, and assistive technologies.
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We design and test the website toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This is a product and quality target, not a claim of formal certification or complete conformance.
What we test
Our release process includes:
- semantic structure and meaningful headings;
- keyboard navigation and visible focus;
- focus order, visibility, and protection from sticky or overlapping content;
- screen-reader operation of navigation, forms, menus, and dynamic states;
- reflow at 400% zoom and user-defined text spacing;
- color contrast, non-color cues, and non-text contrast for controls, states, icons, and meaningful graphics;
- reduced-motion behavior;
- accessible form labels, instructions, and errors;
- pointer, touch, hover, and focus interactions;
- complete contact and procurement-form flows, including error recovery;
- touch-target size and responsive layouts; and
- meaningful alternative text for informative images.
Automated testing is combined with manual checks. Accessibility is rechecked when material content, navigation, or interactive behavior changes.
One item on that list is still outstanding for this release: screen-reader operation has not yet been tested. These checks were run and recorded on :
- layout at 320, 390, 768, 1024, 1440 and 1920 pixels across all 24 routes, with no element clipped at any of them;
- one page heading per page, no repeated element identifiers, and no interactive target below 44 by 44 pixels;
- keyboard operation of the navigation drawer: focus stays inside it, Escape and the close control both return focus to the button that opened it, and choosing a route closes it;
- keyboard operation of the booking dialog: it can be opened and closed without a pointer, focus starts on a Close button and returns to the trigger, and a close control sits both before and after the embedded scheduler;
- reflow at 400% zoom and user-defined text spacing, with no horizontal scrolling;
- the site used on a phone in portrait and landscape by the site owner.
Known limitations
Two issues are open, and they are the limits on how far our results go:
- we have not yet tested with screen readers or other assistive technology, so our results rest on code review, keyboard testing, automated checks, and layout testing at real screen sizes.
- inside the embedded booking scheduler, the Escape key cannot close the dialog, because that area is supplied by another site and receives its own key presses. A Close button is provided both above and below it, and both work from the keyboard.
This is planned. Until it is done, we cannot tell you how the site behaves with a screen reader, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. If something is difficult to use, tell us using the contact below and we will treat it as a barrier report rather than a suggestion.
Request help or report a barrier
If a page, document, or interaction is difficult to use, email trust@limitls.ai. Please include the page, the task you were trying to complete, the device or assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing it, and a way to contact you.
We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within five business days and provide the information in a reasonable alternative format where feasible.