Accessibility conformance

Clear evidence for accessibility reviews.

Download our current WCAG 2.2 report for authentication, learner and host experiences.

Report dated 16 September 2026

What the report covers

The report uses the VPAT structure to describe the assessed LiveCase production experience against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA.

It covers all 55 applicable criteria for the stated scope. Full WCAG 2.2 Level AA conformance is not claimed.

Authentication: Registration, login, password recovery screens and related account access patterns.
Learner player: Joining, navigation, questions, feedback, dialogs, responsive layouts and representative media controls.
Host sessions: Session creation, host navigation, player management, settings, responses and billing-related interfaces.

These figures count WCAG criteria. They are not a compliance percentage.

The evaluated functionality provides an accessible method in the assessed sample.

Concrete exceptions remain and are documented in the report.

The relevant feature is absent from the evaluated scope.

No single test can establish accessibility. The assessment combined complementary methods across representative journeys.

We reviewed the first-party interface structure, names, roles, labels and status messages used in the assessed journeys.

We exercised navigation, focus order, menus, dialogs and representative controls without relying on a pointer.

Automated checks were combined with responsive layout, text spacing and browser-based interaction testing.

This is a product accessibility disclosure, not an independent certification or a whole-product conformance claim.

Customer-authored and third-party content can vary in accessibility.
VoiceOver and independent embedded-video testing were outside the assessment scope.
Paid checkout, completed account recovery and institution-specific identity flows were not fully assessed.