Evidence should be understandable and operable by more people.

The public VerShep site targets WCAG 2.2 AA through semantic structure, keyboard access, visible focus, responsive layouts, reduced motion, and evidence states that do not depend on color alone.

Current controls

The site includes semantic landmarks, skip navigation, keyboard access, visible focus, text labels for evidence states, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion support.

Product demonstrations

The DEP Explorer and sample Change Passport use buttons, status text, and live feedback. Color is not intended to be the only signal for acceptance, review, correction, or blocking states.

Current boundary

Automated checks do not establish full accessibility. Human keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, contrast, mobile, and reduced-motion QA remain required before a release is accepted.

Procurement-specific conformance evidence

VerShep does not currently represent this public statement as a completed VPAT-based Accessibility Conformance Report. A buyer that requires an ACR should include the applicable product scope, platform, assistive technology, and acceptance criteria in the qualification process.

Request assistance or report a barrier

Email admin@vershep.com to request an accessible alternative or report a barrier. Do not include sensitive personal information.