Accessibility Statement
Last Updated: February 3, 2026
RecallSeeker is committed to ensuring that its web applications, APIs, and related services are accessible to individuals with disabilities. This document defines our approach to achieving and maintaining compliance with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.
1. Purpose
This document outlines RecallSeeker's commitment to Section 508 accessibility compliance and establishes procedures for testing, remediation, and ongoing accessibility improvement.
2. Scope
This document applies to all RecallSeeker digital products, including:
- Web applications and dashboards
- Mobile applications (if applicable)
- APIs and enterprise integrations
- Documentation, guides, and training materials
3. Accessibility Standards
RecallSeeker adheres to the following accessibility standards:
- Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (2017 Refresh)
- WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines
- ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) specifications
4. Design and Development Practices
To ensure accessibility, RecallSeeker implements:
- Semantic HTML for all UI components
- Keyboard navigability and focus management
- Screen reader compatibility for all interactive elements
- Accessible color contrast and font scaling
- Alt text for images and icons
- Accessible forms, labels, and error messages
5. Testing and Audits
5.1 Automated Testing
- Accessibility testing tools are integrated into the development pipeline
- Continuous monitoring for violations of WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 standards
5.2 Manual Testing
- Manual audits conducted by accessibility specialists
- Periodic user testing with individuals with disabilities
5.3 Remediation Schedule
| Priority Level | Remediation Timeline |
|---|---|
| Critical accessibility issues | Within 7 business days |
| High-priority issues | Within 30 days |
| Medium/low-priority issues | In regular release cycles |
6. Issue Reporting and Feedback
Users, partners, or employees who encounter accessibility barriers may report issues via:
- Email: accessibility@recallseeker.com
- Support Portal: support.recallseeker.com
Reported issues should include:
- Description of the barrier
- Steps to reproduce (if applicable)
- Device, browser, or assistive technology details
All reports are logged, prioritized, and tracked through remediation.
7. Roles and Responsibilities
- Accessibility Officer: Oversees Section 508 compliance, audits, and remediation
- Development Team: Implements accessible design and fixes reported issues
- QA Team: Validates accessibility before release
- Enterprise/API Customers: Ensure internal applications and integrations follow accessibility best practices and report any issues encountered
8. Training and Awareness
- All RecallSeeker personnel receive regular training on accessibility best practices
- Development and QA teams are updated on Section 508 and WCAG requirements
9. Continuous Improvement
- Accessibility audits occur at least quarterly
- Feedback loops from users inform ongoing design improvements
- Documentation and guides are updated as accessibility practices evolve
10. Versioning and Updates
- Each update to this document is logged with a version number, date, and summary of changes
- Users and enterprise partners are notified of major accessibility policy updates
11. Contact Information
For questions, feedback, or reporting accessibility issues, contact:
Email: accessibility@recallseeker.com
Support Portal: support.recallseeker.com
By using RecallSeeker services, you acknowledge this commitment to accessibility and Section 508 compliance.