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Accessibility statement · updated August 23, 2026

Every athlete should be able to use the information built for them.

EnduraX is committed to making its website and product usable by people with disabilities. We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the current target for our public web experiences and improve the work as the platform grows.

This statement describes our current approach; it is not a claim that every page, feature, device, or third-party surface has completed a formal conformance audit.

What we are doing now.

01

Structure that makes sense

Public pages use semantic regions, ordered headings, descriptive links, labels, and text alternatives so the experience does not depend on visual layout alone.

02

Keyboard and focus

Interactive controls are designed to work from a keyboard, with visible focus states, skip links, and focus management for dialogs and expanded content.

03

Readable at different sizes

Layouts support browser zoom and responsive reflow. Text, controls, and contrast are reviewed across desktop and mobile widths.

04

Motion with an off switch

Marketing motion respects reduced-motion preferences. Product previews can be paused, replayed, or explored directly.

05

Regression checks

Automated axe-core checks run across public pages against WCAG A and AA rules, alongside manual keyboard, zoom, focus-order, and responsive review.

06

Plain feedback path

Accessibility reports go directly to the founder so a barrier can be understood, prioritized, and followed through without a support maze.

Current status

Accessibility is ongoing product work.

We test public routes continuously and address barriers as we find them. New app workflows are reviewed in proportion to their complexity and impact.

Known limitations

  • A full review across every physical assistive-technology and device combination is still in progress.
  • Complex interactive product views continue to be tested as new workflows ship.
  • Third-party authentication, payment, and connected-provider surfaces may follow the accessibility practices of those services.

Found a barrier?

Tell us what got in the way.

Email the page or feature, what you were trying to do, and the browser, device, or assistive technology involved. Do not include medical or health information.

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