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At kota.io, we are committed to providing a digital experience that is inclusive and accessible to everyone, regardless of ability. We believe that accessibility is a fundamental human right and an essential aspect of user experience.
We strive to meet and exceed the requirements of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. Our efforts align with global accessibility regulations, including:
To support our accessibility goals, kota.io uses DevAlly, a digital accessibility conformance platform, to automate and enhance our testing and compliance processes. DevAlly enables us to:
While automation is key to scalability, we complement it with manual accessibility testing to catch edge cases and provide a more holistic review. This includes usability testing with assistive technologies like screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and voice control tools.
Accessibility is an ongoing journey. We are committed to continuously improving our platform and training our team to build inclusively by design. We welcome feedback and strive to resolve accessibility issues in a timely and effective manner.
Below are the Accessibility Conformance Reports (completed VPATs) for our products:
Level A Criteria Supported
Level AA Criteria Supported
Level AAA Criteria Supported
This VPAT evaluation conducted on May 29, 2025 shows partial compliance with WCAG standards. The product fails to meet all Level A requirements due to 5 criteria with violations, preventing it from achieving A compliance. While many criteria are supported, the significant Level A violations impact the overall accessibility.
• Non-text Content (1.1.1) - 12 violations
• Captions (Prerecorded) (1.2.2) - 14 violations
• Link Purpose (In Context) (2.4.4) - 17 violations
• Name, Role, Value (4.1.2) - 12 violations
• Contrast (Minimum) (1.4.3) - 22 violations
These Level A violations significantly impact accessibility for users with disabilities. Missing non-text alternatives (1.1.1) prevent screen reader users from understanding content. Lack of captions (1.2.2) excludes deaf users from video content. Unclear link purposes (2.4.4) make navigation difficult. Name, role, value issues (4.1.2) prevent proper interaction with interface elements. Poor contrast (1.4.3) makes content difficult to perceive for users with low vision.
If you require accessibility support or have encountered a problem with one of our products, please use the Accessibility Support Portal. The Accessibility Support Portal is the easiest way to: