Accessibility
A useful experience should be within reach.
We aim to make StoryRetriever usable by people with different access needs. This statement distinguishes website improvements from formal product assessment.
Updated September 7, 2026
Our aim
We aim to meet WCAG Level AA requirements and improve the experience across the website and application. That aim is not a claim that every workflow has been independently assessed or that the product has a completed conformance report.
Website measures
- Keyboard-operable navigation and visible focus indicators.
- A skip link and semantic page structure.
- Labeled forms with field errors and receipt or retry feedback.
- Readable example transcripts and user-controlled product demonstrations.
- Responsive layouts, touch controls, and support for reduced-motion preferences.
Assessment scope and limitations
Automated checks of the marketing website do not establish full app conformance. User-created stories, uploaded media, native apps, external checkout, and third-party services require their own assessment. The accessibility of a resource also depends on its authoring.
A formal product Accessibility Conformance Report, based on an appropriate VPAT template, is not published here yet. If you need one for procurement, send your requirements. Confirm assessment scope and availability before relying on it in a purchase.
Report a barrier
Email support@storyretriever.com with the page or task, your device and browser, and the assistive technology involved if relevant. Please omit personal information about children or patients.
Describe the format or assistance that would make the task usable for you. We will use the report to investigate the barrier and discuss available help.