Accessibility Statement

This statement applies to the public SquareShift website at www.squareshift.co.

It covers marketing pages, service pages, partner pages, case-study pages, publications, webinar and event pages, contact forms, and gated-resource forms that are part of the SquareShift public site.

It does not automatically cover third-party websites, third-party forms, embedded third-party tools, social platforms, cloud provider pages, partner websites, or documents hosted outside SquareShift control.

SquareShift uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as the practical reference point for website accessibility.

Our working target for the public website is WCAG 2.2 Level AA where reasonably achievable for the current site architecture and content.

We do not claim full WCAG conformance across every page, component, asset, and historical imported page at this time.

We aim to improve accessibility through practical website delivery habits.

• Use semantic page structure and meaningful headings.
• Keep navigation and footer links consistent across the site.
• Provide descriptive text for important images where practical.
• Avoid relying on color alone to communicate important meaning.
• Keep text, buttons, forms, and layouts readable on desktop and mobile.
• Use labels, required-field indicators, status messages, and keyboard-operable controls for forms where practical.
• Review new page designs for mobile fit, readability, contrast, clipping, and interaction problems before release.
• Prefer clear language and skimmable structure so content is easier to understand.

The SquareShift site is being rebuilt from an older website and content estate. Some pages, assets, or imported materials may not yet meet the accessibility target.

Known areas that may require review include:

• Older imported pages or migrated content that may have inconsistent heading structure or image descriptions.
• PDF, video, webinar, or gated-resource materials that may need alternative accessible formats.
• Third-party embedded services or linked platforms that SquareShift does not control.
• Historical case-study, blog, or publication content that may need cleanup as part of ongoing migration.
• Interactive form and gated-asset flows that should be retested after each major deployment or infrastructure change.

We will update this statement as audits identify specific limitations and remediation priorities.

If you experience an accessibility barrier on the SquareShift website, contact us at sales@squareshift.co.

To help us investigate, please include:

• The page URL.
• A description of the issue.
• The browser, device, or assistive technology you were using, if you are comfortable sharing it.
• The format or support you need, if you are requesting an alternative version of content.

We aim to review accessibility feedback and respond with a practical next step.

If you need a publication, gated resource, case-study material, webinar material, or other website content in a more accessible format, contact sales@squareshift.co.

We will make reasonable efforts to provide the information in a format that works for the request and the content involved.

Accessibility is an ongoing practice, not a one-time page.

As SquareShift continues rebuilding the website, we expect accessibility checks to remain part of page production, design review, form testing, and launch readiness.

Accessibility feedback and alternative-format requests can be sent to sales@squareshift.co.