Accessibility

    Last updated: August 18, 2026

    Our Commitment

    MetaKona is committed to providing a website that is usable by people of different abilities and assistive-technology needs. Accessibility is an ongoing effort, and we continue to review and improve the experience as the site evolves.

    Accessibility Standard

    We work toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as our accessibility target. Because the website and third-party integrations change over time, this statement is not a representation that every page or feature is fully conformant at all times.

    Our Approach

    • Use semantic structure and meaningful labels where practical
    • Support keyboard interaction for primary navigation and interactive controls
    • Provide alternative text or equivalent treatment for meaningful imagery
    • Consider color contrast, readable text, focus visibility, and responsive layouts
    • Review new and modified experiences for accessibility barriers

    Compatibility

    We design the site for use with modern browsers and common assistive technologies, including screen readers, screen magnification, speech input, and keyboard navigation. Results can vary based on browser, device, assistive technology, and third-party content.

    Known Limitations

    Some content, embedded tools, third-party services, or newly released features may not yet provide an ideal accessible experience. We work to identify and remediate barriers that are within our control.

    Feedback and Assistance

    If you encounter an accessibility barrier, need assistance accessing information, or would like content in an alternative format, email hello@metakona.com. Please describe the page or feature involved and the difficulty you experienced so we can investigate.

    Third-Party Content

    Some features or content may be supplied by third parties whose accessibility practices we do not fully control. We encourage our providers to support accessible experiences and will consider reasonable alternatives when a barrier is reported.