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Accessibility statement

We sell accessibility remediation, so Gangway itself has to clear the bar it asks clients to clear. This page says plainly what we've done, what we haven't, and how to reach us.

Our commitment

Gangway targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA across its own product surface — the marketing site, sign in, and the authenticated app. Where practical we go further: body text on this product is set for AAA-level contrast, not just AA.

What we've done

  • Semantic landmarks on every page (a main region, a skip-to-content link at the very top of the tab order).
  • Full keyboard operability — every action reachable and completable without a mouse.
  • Visible focus outlines on every interactive element, styled as a deliberate part of the design rather than suppressed.
  • Body text contrast at AAA (≥7:1); secondary and interactive text at AA (≥4.5:1).
  • Status information (severity, workflow state) is never color-only — every chip carries a text label.
  • prefers-reduced-motion is respected; the product carries no motion that a user hasn't opted into.
  • Forms pair every error with an aria-live region and an associated label.
  • Data tables use proper <th scope> headers, not styled divs.
  • Screen-reader passes on the core flows (sign in, add a site, review findings) with VoiceOver and NVDA.

Known limitations

This is a living list, not a claim of perfection. As of the review date below we are not aware of open Level A/AA issues on the surfaces above — if you find one, the report path below is exactly how we want to hear about it. Third-party embeds (payment checkout, OAuth widgets) inherit their vendor's accessibility posture, which is outside our direct control.

Report an issue

If something on Gangway doesn't work for you with assistive technology, tell us: accessibility@porthatch.app. Include the page, what you were trying to do, and the assistive technology you were using — we read every report and treat accessibility regressions as bugs, not backlog.

What automated scanning can and can't do

This point matters enough that we repeat it here, on our own accessibility page: automated testing — the kind Gangway runs against your sites — reliably catches only about 30–40% of WCAG success criteria. The rest need a human: keyboard walkthroughs, screen-reader testing, cognitive-load and plain-language review. Gangway documents a good-faith remediation effort. It does not certify compliance, and neither does this statement — no automated tool or vendor honestly can.

Last reviewed: 2026-07-12.