Accessibility Statement

At Capellic, we believe digital accessibility is a human and civil right.

Access to the web is a requirement for full participation in society. Whether signing up for a vaccine, registering to vote, or looking for care for a family member, all people, including those with disabilities, should have equal, barrier-free access online. 

Learn more about Capellic’s approach to accessibility in our case study work with Easterseals.  

Contact us if you have problems using this site

If you find anything on this site difficult to use or access, please contact us at info@capellic.com. We try to respond to feedback within one business day.

If you need help customizing your web browsing experience, reference the Web Accessibility Initiative’s How to Change Text Size and Colors page, which gives instructions on how to adjust display settings at the browser level.

How we made capellic.com accessible

We designed and built Capellic.com to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. Our accessibility process included:

• A design process where we thoroughly evaluated colors, fonts, and layouts against WCAG 2.2 AA.
• Accessibility quality assurance conducted by a front-end developer certified in web accessibility (Certified Professional in Web Accessibility and Section 508 Trusted Tester), including automated, manual, and assistive technology testing. We use Deque’s axe DevTools, WAVE, and Sa11y for automated testing.
• Usability testing with people with disabilities and those who use assistive technologies to navigate the web. We partnered with Knowbility’s AccessWorks program to conduct accessibility usability testing in November 2025. 

View our latest Accessibility Conformance Report for capellic.com, dated January 2026, for more details.

Current Limitations:

• Some pages on capellic.com include embeds from 3rd-parties—things like YouTube videos, podcast episodes, or data visualizations. We try to embed only things we know are accessible, but that is not always possible.

• Capellic.com currently has only one way to locate a web page within a set of web pages: links to navigate to related Web pages (G125). We are building a public-facing sitemap (G63) available through the global footer to fully support WCAG Success Criterion 2.4.5: Multiple Ways. 

• While most of capellic.com is in English, there are a few "insight" posts written primarily in Spanish that are not programmatically marked as such. We are adjusting the markup on these pages to fully meet WCAG Success Criterion 3.1.1 Language of Page and 3.1.2 Language of Parts.

• The select dropdown on the "Insights" page currently causes a change of context on selection. Capellic is rearchitecting this filter to fully meet WCAG Success Criterion 3.2.2 On Input

Our plan to keep capellic.com accessible

• This website uses the Editoria11y Accessibility Checker Drupal Module to flag accessibility issues for content editors. 

• Any new major feature published on capellic.com undergoes a dedicated accessibility quality assurance process. 

• The team that maintains and produces content for capellic.com regularly participates in accessibility-focused professional development and training. As new best practices and methods for providing a more accessible experience emerge, we implement them here.

• We do a deep accessibility analysis of capellic.com every year. The outcome of this test is an accessibility conformance report that identifies areas where remediation may be necessary. View our latest Accessibility Conformance Report for capellic.com from January 2026.