Accessibility Statement.
CaddieFlow is being built toward accessible use across keyboards, screen readers, zoom, and reduced-motion preferences. This page explains the current approach and how to report an issue.
Built Around ADA.gov Guidance And WCAG.
ADA.gov explains that accessible sites need usable keyboard navigation, clear forms, text alternatives, sufficient contrast, and testing beyond automation. CaddieFlow uses those principles as the working baseline for the web experience.
Keyboard navigation across navigation, forms, filters, dialogs, and primary actions.
Visible focus indicators on links, buttons, inputs, selects, textareas, and summary controls.
Labels, instructions, and error messaging for sign-in, profile, review, and filter forms.
Text alternatives on meaningful images and reduced-motion support for people who request it.
Report An Accessibility Issue.
If you run into a barrier, send the page URL, device, browser, assistive technology if relevant, and the exact step that failed. That makes fixes faster and easier to verify.
Navigate every page with a keyboard only.
Use a screen reader to confirm names, labels, and announcements make sense.
Check color contrast on text, icons, and focus indicators.
Report any barrier so it can be reproduced and fixed quickly.