Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

What we design for, what we have tested, and what we have not. We make no conformance claim we cannot evidence.

Our commitment

Auregis 2 Comply aims to make the platform and this website usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technologies.

Design approach

Clear heading structure and readable content; keyboard-operable interactions across the interface component library; visible focus states and meaningful labels on form controls; text alternatives for informative images; responsive layouts and scalable text.

Compliance status is always conveyed by text as well as colour, never by colour alone.

Standards position

We use WCAG 2.2 AA as our accessibility reference standard. Automated and manual conformance testing has not yet been carried out across the website or the application, so Auregis 2 Comply makes no claim of Level A or AA conformance.

We will publish the scope tested, the result and any known limitations once a first formal assessment has been completed.

Known limitations

Because formal testing has not yet been carried out, we cannot publish a verified list of accessibility issues. We would rather say that plainly than imply a level of conformance we have not established.

A separate matter from specialist housing

The digital accessibility of the platform is a different matter from the regulatory coverage of specialist disability or accessible housing. An accessible interface does not imply that a jurisdiction's specialist-housing regulatory extension is included in the product.

Feedback and assistance

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please tell us and we will provide reasonable alternative formats or assistance where practicable: Contact us through the enquiry form.

Version
1.3
Last reviewed
22 August 2026
Next review
At least annually, and on any material legal, product, data-flow, AI, hosting or security change