Accessibility

Effective August 3, 2026 · Last updated August 3, 2026

Crews use this software one-handed, with gloves on, in the dark, on a moving rig. Accessibility is not a checkbox for us — it is the same problem as usability under pressure.

1. Our standard

We design and test against WCAG 2.1 Level AA as our target for this website and the Traumix application. Many agencies are public entities subject to Section 508 and Title II; we support those obligations and will provide our current accessibility conformance documentation on request.

2. What we build for

• Touch targets sized for gloved hands, and primary actions reachable one-handed.
• Text contrast that holds up in daylight and in a dark cab.
• Full keyboard operability with visible focus, and support for platform screen readers.
• Respect for system text size, bold text, and reduced motion settings.
• No color-only status: state is carried by label and shape as well as color.
• Motion kept minimal and functional — no decorative animation that competes with data.

3. Known limitations

Traumix depends on spoken audio, which is not equally usable by every provider. Audio upload from an existing file and manual narrative editing exist as alternatives, and we will work with any agency that needs a different accommodation for a member of its crew.

4. Tell us what is broken

If any part of this site or the app is difficult or impossible for you to use, email accessibility@responderworx.com with the page or screen, your device and assistive technology, and what happened. We acknowledge reports within five business days and will tell you our plan and timeline for a fix.

5. Alternative access

If you cannot complete something in the product, contact us and we will provide the information or complete the task with you by another means while we fix the underlying issue.