Accessibility statement

We want everyone to be able to use sideloop.ai, including people with disabilities.

What web accessibility means

An accessible website lets visitors with disabilities browse it with the same, or a similar, ease and enjoyment as anyone else. That comes from how the site is built and from the assistive technologies people use.

What we’ve done

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. In particular, we have:

• set the language of every page
• used a clear heading structure and a logical reading order on every page
• made every link, button and form field usable with a keyboard, with a visible focus outline
• added a “Skip to content” link
• given images text alternatives, and kept decorative images out of the way of screen readers
• chosen colour combinations that meet the contrast requirements
• kept motion to a minimum: the one animation on the homepage stops by itself, and doesn’t run at all if your device asks for reduced motion
• made the site work at any screen width without scrolling sideways
• labelled every form field and explained any errors next to the field.

Every change to the site is checked automatically with the axe accessibility engine, at desktop and phone widths, before it can be published. Automated checks don’t catch everything, so we also review pages by hand.

Requests, issues and suggestions

If you find an accessibility problem on the site, or you need help, please email us at hello@sideloop.ai.