Accessibility Statement

Our commitment

Mackup LLC aims to make mackup.io usable by as many people as possible, including visitors who rely on assistive technologies. All page copy is plain HTML text, decorative SVG graphics are hidden from assistive technology, and no content on the site requires a mouse, animation, or JavaScript to read.

The standard we aim for

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA serve as this website's target standard. We design and test updates against WCAG 2.2 Level AA criteria, though we do not claim formal third-party certification.

What we've implemented

Accessibility measures built across the site:

• full keyboard navigation across every page, menu, accordion item, and form control, paired with a skip-to-content link
• high-contrast focus rings tuned separately for light paper, dark ink, and orange surfaces
• semantic HTML structure: one primary heading per page, ordered section headings, native lists, buttons, links, and labeled landmarks
• accessible mobile menu dialog: background content is marked inert while open, Escape closes the dialog, and focus returns to the trigger button
• color contrast verified across the palette, using a darker accessible orange token wherever small text or outlines sit on light backgrounds
• progressive enhancement: all pages render readable HTML text when JavaScript is unavailable
• descriptive alt text on founder photographs and aria-hidden="true" on decorative marks
• explicit labels on every contact form field and live status / alert announcements for submission feedback
• native <details> and <summary> disclosure elements on the FAQ page for built-in assistive support
• no continuous or looping background animations, and full respect for prefers-reduced-motion across scroll reveals and page transitions
• responsive reflow across narrow viewports and high browser zoom without horizontal scrolling or disabled pinch-to-zoom

How we tested

Checks performed on the current version of this site:

• automated WCAG 2.2 Level AA scans of every page using axe-core across desktop and mobile viewports
• keyboard-only navigation through every route, dialog, disclosure, and form control
• browser zoom and narrow-viewport reflow verification
• prefers-reduced-motion verification across all routes
• manual review of heading hierarchy, landmarks, image alt text, link labels, and color contrast

We have not yet completed a full manual pass with screen readers such as VoiceOver, NVDA, or JAWS; dedicated screen-reader testing remains on our roadmap.

Known limitations

• comprehensive manual testing across multiple screen-reader and browser combinations has not yet been completed
• operating system forced-colors and high-contrast themes have not been exhaustively tested across all platforms, though semantic borders and text remain standard HTML/CSS

Report an accessibility issue

If any part of mackup.io is difficult to use with your browser or assistive technology, please email hi@mackup.io. Sharing the page URL, what happened, and the browser or assistive tool involved helps us reproduce the issue quickly.

Messages go directly to Maciek and Michal, and we will work to resolve any barrier promptly.

Ongoing maintenance

As we update pages or add features, we test against WCAG 2.2 Level AA and revise this statement whenever meaningful changes occur.