Our goal
Gardiv aims to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA for the core planner, calculators, content, checkout handoff, and export workflows. The site is designed for keyboard navigation, visible focus, high contrast, zoom, responsive reflow, and labels that do not depend on placeholder text.
Implemented at launch
- Skip link and semantic page landmarks
- Keyboard-accessible native form controls
- Visible focus styles and non-color state indicators
- Responsive layouts down to a phone-width viewport
- Text alternatives or decorative treatment for visual assets
- Print styles that preserve result hierarchy
- Reduced dependence on motion and no required drag-and-drop interaction
Known work
Production launch requires a manual keyboard and screen-reader pass, automated accessibility testing on critical routes, checkout verification in Stripe’s hosted interface, and review of exported calendar/spreadsheet usability.
Report a barrier
Email accessibility@gardiv.com with the page, task, browser or assistive technology if comfortable, and what prevented completion. A useful alternative format will be provided when practical.