Accessibility statement
The site is built with semantic HTML, visible focus styles, keyboard-accessible links and controls, descriptive image alternatives, sufficient tap targets, and responsive layouts. The practical target is WCAG 2.2 AA-aligned usability for this static marketing and resource site.
Last updated: July 12, 2026.
Current pages use headings in order, text alternatives for meaningful images, labels for form inputs, keyboard-focus styling, mobile-friendly spacing, minimum-size buttons and links, and no required hover-only interactions. The TikTok entry page and Operator Prompt Pack preview have been checked for phone-width overflow, readable labels, keyboard order, and visible focus.
On July 12, 2026, the current release candidate was checked with axe-core 4.10.3 against WCAG 2 A/AA, WCAG 2.1 AA, WCAG 2.2 AA, and selected best-practice rules. The TikTok entry page, Operator Prompt Pack, Accessibility, Privacy, and Legal pages returned zero automated violations. Keyboard testing confirmed the visible focus sequence from each skip link through the buyer links. Responsive checks found no horizontal overflow at 390-pixel and 320-pixel widths. Gradient contrast cases that automation could not resolve were checked against the CSS endpoint colors; the lowest relevant measured ratio was 4.55:1.
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Linked third-party services and destinations, including TikTok, LinkedIn, Business Insider, Bricks Advisory, Kit email flows, browser overlays, email clients, and external PDF viewers may have accessibility behavior outside this site's direct control. Operator Prompt Pack PDFs are text-extractable but are not currently tagged PDFs. Each PDF has an editable Markdown counterpart, and another reasonably available format can be requested through the support address below.
If something on this site is difficult to access, email alyssa.clarcq@bricksadvisory.com with the page URL, the issue, and the assistive technology or device you are using if you are comfortable sharing it. A readable alternative can be provided where reasonably possible. Accessibility feedback will be reviewed as soon as practical, with a target response within five business days.
Accessibility checks are revisited when new pages, forms, images, embedded services, or downloadable resources are added. Automated results do not replace assistive-technology testing or individual user feedback. Future reviews should continue screen-reader spot checks and improve the downloadable PDFs toward tagged-document support while preserving the included text alternatives.