FusorX is committed to providing a website and public product demonstration that can be used by people with disabilities. We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as our accessibility engineering target for the public website.

1. Current accessibility measures

The public build includes semantic page structure, labelled form fields, keyboard-operable controls, visible keyboard focus, skip navigation, reduced-motion support, accessible names for interactive controls, status messages for form submissions, and focus management for navigation panels and modal dialogs.

2. Keyboard and assistive-technology use

The public site is intended to support navigation by keyboard without requiring a mouse or touch input. Interactive dialogs are designed to move focus into the dialog while open, keep keyboard focus within the active dialog, support the Escape key where appropriate, and return focus to the control that opened the dialog.

3. Motion, zoom, and responsive presentation

The site respects the operating-system preference for reduced motion. Layouts are designed to reflow for smaller screens and browser zoom. Decorative animation and visual effects are not intended to be required to understand the core content.

4. Alternative access and accommodation

If any public content or functionality is difficult to access, FusorX will make reasonable efforts to provide the information or service in an alternative accessible format or through another accessible method. Requests can be submitted through the contact form. Select “General inquiry” and write “Accessibility request” at the beginning of the message. Marketing consent is not required to make an accessibility request.

5. Reporting an accessibility barrier

When reporting a barrier, please identify the page or feature, the problem encountered, the browser or assistive technology being used if you are comfortable sharing it, and the format or accommodation that would help. Do not include sensitive medical information that is not necessary to explain the accessibility issue.

6. Ongoing review

Accessibility is treated as an ongoing product requirement. New pages, forms, interactive features, customer workspaces, authentication flows, documents, and major interface changes should be reviewed for keyboard access, focus order, accessible names, contrast, reflow, motion, error handling, and compatibility with common assistive technologies before release.

7. Conformance statement

WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the target used for the current public build. FusorX does not represent that the website has received an independent accessibility certification or that every possible assistive-technology and browser combination has been formally certified. Accessibility issues reported by users will be investigated and prioritized for remediation.

8. Contact

Accessibility questions, accommodation requests, and barrier reports can be submitted through the website contact form. This accessibility channel is separate from the optional receipt of promotional communications.