Accessibility
Learnaxa’s approach to accessible navigation, site content and usability feedback.
Last updated: 10 October 2026
Learnaxa aims to provide an accessible digital experience to visitors with diverse needs and assistive technologies.
Our approach
The site is built with semantic headings, keyboard-accessible navigation, descriptive image alternatives, visible focus states, responsive layouts and reduced-motion support. We use the WCAG 2.2 AA guidance as a reference target, but we have not certified conformance through a comprehensive independent audit.
Known limitations
Testing across all devices, browsers, screen readers and user settings remains ongoing. Some experiences may require further improvements after live deployment and user feedback.
Feedback and help
If you encounter an accessibility barrier or need information in another format, email sayyes@learnaxa.com. Describe the page and problem so we can investigate.
Ongoing reviews
We intend to review key templates, forms and navigation after deployment and whenever substantial functionality changes.