Statement · Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

SiteGuide is committed to making the storefront, our sellable templates, and the embedded guide widget usable by as many people as possible — including people with disabilities. This page explains what we've done and how to reach us if anything doesn't work for you.

Scope

This statement covers three surfaces:

• The SiteGuide storefront at /demos and the per-template preview pages.
• The sellable template ZIPs — the starting-point HTML we ship to buyers.
• The embedded AI guide widget (widget.js) that drops into host pages.

Our commitment

We aim to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. Buyers who customize a template take on responsibility for keeping it conformant, but the baseline we ship should not need remediation before it can be used.

What we have done

• Defined page language (lang="en") on every page.
• Skip-to-content link at the top of the storefront and this statement.
• Visible keyboard focus indicators via :focus-visible.
• Widget supports prefers-reduced-motion — pulse, hover-lift, and typing animation disable on request.
• Widget buttons and input have accessible names and a visible focus underline.
• Form inputs on demo templates carry aria-label or a proper <label>.

Known limitations

Some demo templates ship with light-only theming, and animation-heavy demos may still have quality gaps beyond the baseline. Buyers who customize a template are responsible for maintaining accessibility as they add content. If you find something that gets in your way on a live SiteGuide-hosted preview or in the widget itself, please tell us.

Last updated · July 10, 2026