Accessibility statement
Transparency includes access.
A brand built on "check it yourself" has to be usable by everyone doing the checking. World Q Corporation is committed to making wgoto.com accessible to the widest possible audience, targeting WCAG 2.1 Level AA.
What we implement
Built-in, not bolted on
Structure & navigation
- Semantic headings, labels and landmarks for assistive technologies; one H1 per page.
- Full keyboard operability with a consistent, visible focus indicator site-wide.
- Skip-to-content link and logical tab order.
Content & presentation
- Alternative text on meaningful images; decorative visuals are hidden from screen readers.
- Color contrast tuned to WCAG AA — including our accent-on-white text pairings.
- Text scales with browser settings; layouts reflow without horizontal scrolling.
Motion
- Every animation on this site — reveals, parallax, logo effects — respects the "reduce motion" system setting (prefers-reduced-motion) and switches off automatically.
- No flashing content; no motion that traps focus or hides information.
Ongoing work
How we keep it that way
Accessibility is continuous, not a checkbox. New components are reviewed against WCAG criteria before release; issues found in the wild are triaged with the same seriousness as product defects. Where third-party tools (checkout, forms, apps) fall short, we raise it with the vendor and document workarounds.
Known limitations
[None currently documented. This section will list any known gaps and their planned fixes.]
Feedback
Found a barrier? Tell us.
If any part of this site is difficult to use with your technology, contact info@wgoto.com with the page address and a short description. Reports are acknowledged within [2] business days, and we'll tell you what we changed.
This statement was last reviewed on [date] and is revisited at least [annually].
Usable. Checkable. For everyone.
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