Accessibility Statement

1. Our commitment

Hubbard Genesis Corporation wants Action-Party US to be usable by people with disabilities and by people using different devices, browsers, input methods, screen readers, magnification, captions, and other assistive technologies. Accessibility is an ongoing design, development, content, testing, and support responsibility.

2. Technical target

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, as our development target, along with applicable accessibility law. Because the Service is in Alpha-Test and has not completed an independent conformance audit, we do not currently claim full or certified conformance.

3. Current practices

• A visible skip link and semantic headings, landmarks, labels, and controls.
• Keyboard-operable navigation and dialogs, visible focus treatment, and reduced-motion support.
• Responsive layouts, scalable text, color variables, and forced-colors accommodations.
• Text alternatives for meaningful site images and fields for Member-supplied image descriptions.
• Privacy-enhanced video embedding limited to supported providers.
• Server-side validation and status messages intended to remain understandable without color alone.
• Accessibility review as part of feature changes and remediation of confirmed barriers in proportion to severity.

4. Compatibility

The Service is intended to work with current versions of major browsers and commonly used assistive technologies on supported operating systems. Older browsers, browser extensions, custom style sheets, extreme zoom configurations, or combinations not reasonably testable may behave differently. Tell us the browser, operating system, assistive technology, page address, and task you were attempting so we can reproduce a barrier without asking for unnecessary personal information.

5. Known limitations and third-party content

Alpha-Test features, older content, complex discussions, Member-supplied media, third-party embeds, and external destinations may not yet meet the target in every respect. User Content is created by Members, but we may request descriptions, captions, or corrections and may limit material that creates a serious access or safety barrier.

Third-party services control their own accessibility. Contact us if an external destination linked or embedded by the Service blocks access to information necessary to use an Action-Party US feature; we will consider an alternative within our control.

6. Accessibility help and feedback

If you cannot access content, operate a feature, or understand an error, contact us. Identify the page or feature and the format or assistance that would help. Do not send passwords, government identifiers, health records, or other unnecessary sensitive information.

We will acknowledge a request within a reasonable period, investigate it, and provide a status or practical alternative when feasible. Timing depends on severity, technical complexity, third-party dependencies, and the nature of the requested accommodation. Requesting accessibility assistance will not result in retaliation or a reduced level of Service.

7. Alternative access

When a barrier cannot be corrected immediately, we will make a reasonable effort to provide the affected information or complete the affected Service task through an accessible alternative that offers substantially equivalent timeliness, privacy, independence, and accuracy. An alternative does not replace our obligation to remediate barriers where required.

8. Assessment and updates

Assessment may include automated checks, keyboard review, screen-reader review, zoom and reflow checks, color and contrast review, user feedback, and independent evaluation when appropriate. Automated testing alone cannot establish conformance. An operative statement will identify its effective date, known exceptions of practical significance, and the date of its most recent review.

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