Accessibility Statement
Provelex tests other people's websites for accessibility, so we should hold our own to the same standard. This statement describes our goal, how we check and where we know we fall short.
Last updated: 4 November 2026
Our goal
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 at level AA across the Provelex website and application. This is a goal, not a claim of full conformance.
How we check
We run the same automated checks that Provelex offers, based on axe-core, across our public pages. We also check that menus can be used with a keyboard. This has not been an independent audit, and the site has not been formally tested with people who use assistive technology.
What we have built in
- A single main heading on each page, with sections in a logical order.
- Menus that open with the keyboard and close with Escape.
- Light and dark themes, with text colours chosen for contrast.
- Layouts that work at phone widths, and zoom that is never disabled.
Known limitations
- Live browser views. During a run or guided session, the live view of the browser is a stream of images, which a screen reader cannot read. The findings and report give the same information as text.
- PDF reports. These have not been tested with screen readers. The report is also available on screen as a web page.
- Google sign-in and Dodo Payments. These are provided by other companies, and we cannot control their accessibility. You can use an email address and password instead of Google.
Tell us about a barrier
If something is hard to use, write to provelex@devsapience.com or use the Feedback button. Tell us the page, what you were trying to do and any assistive technology you use. We will try to fix it, and to get you the information you need in another way in the meantime.
Questions
DevSapience Technology Solutions publishes Provelex. Write to provelex@devsapience.com with any question about this page.
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