The experience should remain understandable.

Commitment

PIXL wants people with disabilities to be able to understand the company, explore its public work, and start a project conversation. Accessibility is treated as part of the product experience, not a separate visual mode.

Measures in place

• Semantic landmarks, heading order, labels, and image alternatives
• Keyboard-accessible navigation, forms, links, and visible focus states
• Responsive layouts tested across phone, tablet, desktop, and large displays
• Reduced-motion handling for route and scroll-led experiences
• Contrast checks and native browser validation for the project brief
• Meaningful status and error messages for form submission states

Standard and assessment

The public site is designed toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA. The current release has been reviewed during development with automated checks and manual browser, responsive, keyboard, focus, form-validation, and reduced-motion checks.

This statement is not a claim that every external demonstration or private PIXL product has received independent accessibility certification.

Compatibility

The site relies on modern HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and WAI-ARIA where native HTML alone does not communicate state. It is intended to work with current versions of major browsers, keyboard navigation, zoom, and common assistive technology.

Known limitations and alternatives

Browser voice transcription depends on speech-recognition support and microphone permission. The typed project brief remains available when transcription is not. If the optional conversational agent is shown, it is a third-party interface and may not match every accessibility measure on this company site.

Feedback

Report an accessibility barrier to support@pixl.technology. Include the page, device or browser, and what prevented you from completing the task if you can.

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