Last updated: June 2026
Graider is committed to improving digital accessibility for all users. We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA as our design and testing target for graider.live and the Graider application.
Graider targets WCAG 2.1 AA conformance. This is an accessibility goal and working standard, not a claim that every page and application workflow has completed a formal third-party accessibility certification.
The Graider marketing site is designed to support keyboard navigation for links, buttons, forms, and menus. The homepage includes visible focus indicators on interactive elements. We continue to review application workflows for complete keyboard support as features evolve.
Graider respects the prefers-reduced-motion operating system setting. When reduced motion is enabled:
Pages use semantic HTML for navigation, primary content, footer content, headings, links, and buttons. We aim to keep heading order logical and page structure predictable for assistive technologies.
The hero film, canvas, vignette overlay, and scrim gradient on the homepage are purely decorative. They carry aria-hidden="true" so screen readers skip them and announce only the meaningful text content. The 3D logo in the loading screen is also marked decorative; the loading status text is announced via a live region (role="status" aria-live="polite").
The homepage and static pages are designed with high-contrast text, restrained muted colors, and visible interactive states. We avoid relying on color alone to communicate important information, and we continue to check contrast as the design changes.
Graider has not yet completed a public third-party WCAG audit. Until that audit is complete, this page should be read as our current accessibility statement and remediation commitment rather than a certification claim.
The homepage hero section features a full-screen decorative film that scrubs as the user scrolls. This animation is not essential to any content or functionality; all of the text it accompanies (the teaching cycle beats: Generate, Grade, Analyze) is reproduced as visible, accessible text in the sections that follow. Under prefers-reduced-motion, the film is replaced with a static first frame.
The Graider application changes more frequently than the public website. We review new workflows for keyboard access, focus handling, labels, and readable contrast, and we prioritize fixes for any barriers reported by users.
The footer links to Graider on X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube are icon-only links. Each one carries a descriptive accessible name (for example, Graider on Instagram) via an aria-label, so screen reader users can identify its destination, while the decorative brand icons themselves are hidden from assistive technology with aria-hidden.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier on any part of graider.live or app.graider.live, we want to hear about it. Please email us at:
Include a description of the barrier, the URL where you encountered it, and the assistive technology you are using. We aim to respond within five business days.
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