Accessibility statement.

The short version

We work to make this website usable by as many people as possible, including people who navigate by keyboard, use screen readers, prefer reduced motion, or rely on high-contrast settings. Accessibility is an ongoing effort, not a finished state. If something gets in your way, please tell us.

1. Our commitment

Dados Consulting is committed to working toward accessible design on dadosconsulting.com (the "Site"). We treat accessibility as part of our design practice. We aim our efforts at the goals described in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, and continue to improve the Site over time.

This statement covers the public-facing Site only. Engagement deliverables (dashboards, reports, internal tools we build for clients) are governed by the accessibility terms of the applicable engagement agreement.

2. How we approach accessibility

In designing and building the Site, we work toward the following:

• The Site can be navigated using a keyboard alone, with a visible indication of where focus currently sits.
• Content is structured semantically so assistive technology can describe and navigate it.
• Color contrast is designed to be readable on both light and dark surfaces, and color is not used as the only way to convey meaning.
• Animation and motion respect the operating system preference for reduced motion.
• Interactive controls are sized to be usable on touch devices.
• Images that carry content have descriptive alternative text. Images that are decorative are marked so they are not announced.
• Forms have labeled fields, helpful autocomplete hints, and clear submission feedback.
• Body text is sized to scale comfortably and to support browser zoom without breaking the layout.

Different combinations of browser and assistive technology may behave differently, and accessibility is something we keep working on rather than something we declare finished.

3. Known limitations

We document gaps we know about rather than overstate conformance. As of the date above:

• Smooth scroll and entrance choreography. The Site uses animation on initial load. These are disabled when the operating system indicates a preference for reduced motion. Users on browsers that do not communicate this preference correctly may experience motion they did not request.
• PDF accessibility. Our capability statement PDF is generated programmatically. It has basic structure but has not been audited against the full PDF/UA specification.
• Embedded and linked third-party content. When you click to book a call, the scheduling tool opens on a third-party domain under that provider's own accessibility statement, which we do not control.

If you discover a barrier we have not listed, please report it using the contact information below.

4. Report an accessibility issue

If you encounter something on this Site that blocks or frustrates you, please tell us. We treat accessibility reports as feedback we want to receive and respond to them as promptly as we can.

5. Ongoing review

We review the Site for accessibility on an ongoing basis and update this statement when our practices, the Site, or relevant standards change materially. The "Last reviewed" date at the top of this page reflects the most recent review.

6. About this statement

This statement is provided for informational purposes. It describes our goals and current understanding of accessibility on this Site. It is not a guarantee that the Site is free from accessibility barriers, and it does not constitute legal advice. We continue to learn and improve. If our practices fall short of our goals, please let us know so we can address it.

For Dados client engagements, accessibility obligations for deliverables we build for the client are governed by the applicable engagement agreement, not by this public website statement.