Accessibility statement

Indiekit aims to provide an application interface and documentation website that is accessible to all.

Compliance status

The application interface and this website are partially compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 AA standard due to the non-compliances listed below.

Application interface

The items listed below are currently non-accessible or may present issues with accessibility software:

• Categories input: When creating or updating a post and navigating the interface using a keyboard, focus gets trapped in the input field used to enter categories. This field also doesn’t have an accessible label. (#578)

Documentation website

This documentation website is built with VitePress.

Items listed below are currently not accessible or may present issues with accessibility software:

• Search: If JavaScript is disabled or unavailable, a search button is shown in the navigation bar, but no search input is displayed. (VitePress issue #1794)

Preparation of this statement

This statement was prepared on 14 January 2023. A self-assessment was carried out on both the website and application interface.

Feedback

I’m always looking to improve the accessibility of Indiekit and its documentation. If you find any problems not listed on this page, or think it’s not meeting accessibility requirements, submit a new issue on GitHub or email paul@getindiekit.com.