Accessibility

Our approach to accessibility

Pagio is designed to be calm, readable, and usable by as many people as possible.

Accessibility matters to us, and we aim to build Pagio in a way that respects different abilities, devices, and ways of interacting with the web.

What we currently aim for

We make a good-faith effort to follow generally accepted accessibility principles, including those outlined in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), where reasonable for a small, evolving product.

In practice, this means we try to ensure that:

• text is readable and resizable
• contrast is sufficient
• the app can be used with a keyboard
• forms and buttons are clearly labeled
• unnecessary motion or visual noise is avoided

Pagio is still evolving, and accessibility improvements are an ongoing process.

Known limitations

As a small, independently operated product, Pagio may not yet meet all accessibility needs or standards.

If something does not work well for you, we consider that a problem worth fixing.

Feedback and contact

If you encounter an accessibility issue or have suggestions for improvement, please reach out via the contact page.

Your feedback helps make Pagio better.

Commitment going forward

We plan to continue improving accessibility over time as Pagio grows and evolves.

Our goal is not perfection, but care, clarity, and steady improvement.