Accessibility

Breauti Studio wants people with disabilities to be able to understand the offer, review work, read policies, submit a project request, and use the client workspace and payment experience. The goal applies across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices and includes keyboard, screen-reader, magnification, contrast, reduced-motion, and touch use.

This statement covers the public Breauti Studio website. Accessibility requirements for a client project are defined in that project's scope, users, content, platforms, and legal context. Studio will not claim that building to a reference standard automatically satisfies every law or every person's needs.

• Semantic headings, navigation, main content, sections, lists, tables, labels, and buttons are used where appropriate.
• Interactive controls are designed for keyboard use with visible focus and meaningful accessible names.
• Layouts reflow across common viewport sizes and avoid requiring horizontal page scrolling in ordinary use.
• Light and dark themes preserve readable contrast; text selection is theme-inverted; forced-color behavior is considered.
• Reduced-motion preferences shorten or remove non-essential transitions and animations.
• Policy pages include a browser print and Save as PDF path with a simplified print layout.

Breauti uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, as the public site's reference target. WCAG provides testable criteria across perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust content. It does not cover every disability, situation, device, or legal requirement.

Verification should combine automated checks with keyboard use, zoom and reflow review, contrast review, reduced-motion and forced-color checks, screen-reader inspection of key flows, and human review of content and interaction. A passing automated scan by itself is not treated as proof of accessibility.

Breauti has not obtained an independent accessibility certification. This statement describes the intended standard and current practices rather than promising flawless conformance.

Complex visual project previews, large interface screenshots, interactive carousels, dialogs, project forms, the client workspace, agreement records, and long policy tables receive ongoing accessibility review because they can create barriers across devices and assistive technologies. Images are intended to have meaningful text alternatives when they communicate content; decorative imagery should be hidden from assistive technology.

External sites, portfolios, repositories, Stripe-hosted checkout, Firebase interfaces, browsers, operating systems, and other third-party technology are not fully controlled by Breauti. Breauti chooses and configures providers with accessibility in mind and provides an alternative route where reasonably possible, but cannot certify every external experience.

Google-only sign-in is required to submit a project request and use the workspace. If Google sign-in, Google Drive Picker, Stripe-hosted checkout, or another required third-party interface creates a barrier, use the verified support route for a reasonable alternative where available.

If a part of the Studio site is difficult to use, support@breauti.com is the designated support contact. Helpful details include the page or feature, what you were trying to do, the barrier, browser and device, assistive technology if relevant, and the format or accommodation that would help. Do not include passwords, full payment details, or sensitive identity documents.

Breauti will review accessibility reports in proportion to their impact, make reasonable efforts to provide the information or service in an accessible way, and prioritize high-impact barriers. No fixed response-time service level applies unless separately agreed, but reports should receive a meaningful follow-up through the verified support channel.

Alternative formats or communication methods may be arranged where reasonably possible. This statement will be updated as the site, client workspace, checkout, and support processes change.