Accessibility Statement

Launch draft — attorney review before high-volume client contracting.

Columbiana Group · Grayson, Georgia · sherice@columbianagroup.com
Effective: August 17, 2026

Accessibility is one of the seven dimensions every build gets scored on before it ships — including this one. Here's where this site honestly stands.

What we've built in

• Keyboard navigation. The site is fully operable by keyboard, with a skip-to-content link and visible focus states.
• Reduced motion respected. If your system is set to prefer reduced motion, the animated 3D experience steps aside for a high-quality static version. Nothing essential lives only in motion.
• Screen-reader structure. Semantic headings, labeled landmarks and controls, and decorative elements (like the 3D scene) marked so assistive tech can skip them.
• Contrast and type. Text is set for legibility against the dark canvas, at sizes that scale with your browser settings.
• Measured, not assumed. As of launch, the live site scores 100 on Lighthouse's accessibility audit. We re-test when the site changes.

What we aim for vs. what we guarantee

We build to be informed by WCAG 2.1 AA and we test against it. We won't claim formal certified conformance — automated audits don't catch everything, and honest is better than impressive. What we can promise: accessibility problems get treated as defects, not feature requests.

Found a barrier?

If anything on this site is hard to use with your setup — screen reader, keyboard, magnification, anything — tell us at sherice@columbianagroup.com. A real person reads it, and fixing it goes into the same pipeline as any other failed quality check: logged, prioritized, and verified fixed.

For client work

The same standard applies to sites we build for clients: accessibility is scored on every build, with a minimum bar that doesn't bend for aesthetics.