Accessibility statement.
How we build for keyboard users, screen-reader users, reduced-motion users, and everyone else who interacts with Sourced.
We design Sourced to be operable for the widest realistic range of users. The marketing pages, the product, and the polhia-hosted publish surface are all built against WCAG 2.1 AA as the baseline.
What we do.
Every interactive element is reachable by keyboard with a visible focus indicator. Icon-only buttons carry explicit aria-labels. Form inputs have labels in the DOM, never just a placeholder. Modals trap focus correctly and restore it on close. Animations respect prefers-reduced-motion; the editorial signature motions (the score flipboard, the marigold underline draw-in) land on their final state immediately when the system asks for reduced motion.
Body type is 16px or larger; line lengths sit at the 60-75 character measure recommended by readability research; the marigold accent is never load-bearing for meaning (it always accompanies a non-colour cue).
What we don't yet do.
We don't have a full third-party WCAG audit on file. We test with axe-core and the keyboard in every release; a formal external audit is scheduled before the end of the year. The in-app dashboard is also being broken out of its three-column editorial grid into a more linear small-screen flow — the marketing pages got there first.
If something doesn't work.
Please email hello@polhia.com and we will fix it or, if we can't, tell you why honestly.