Accessibility · updated 2 August 2026

Accessibility statement

CatalogVigil aims to meet WCAG 2.2 AA for its core CSV-checking journey. File selection, intent selection, finding filters, finding details, fix choices, and exports are designed for keyboard and screen-reader use.

Measures in the product

• A skip link, semantic headings, labels, table caption, live status, and visible focus states.
• Severity labels use words as well as color.
• Touch targets, responsive reflow, high contrast, and reduced-motion support.
• Finding details receive focus when opened; input errors are announced.
• The core task does not require drag-and-drop, a pointer, audio, video, or timed interaction.

Browser and assistive-technology support

CatalogVigil is designed for current browsers that support JavaScript modules and the browser File API. The core workflow can be completed without dragging a file: use the labelled “Choose CSV” control, move through findings by keyboard, and activate each export as a standard button. Findings reflow into labelled stacked records on narrow screens while retaining table semantics.

Known limitations

Browser-native file pickers and download confirmations vary by operating system. Very large findings tables can require substantial keyboard navigation. The site has been checked with automated and keyboard-focused tests, but it has not yet completed a formal audit with multiple screen-reader and browser combinations. Third-party pages such as Shopify, Ko-fi, Lemon Squeezy, and Google are outside this statement.

Feedback and response

Email accessibility feedback to catalogvigil@gmail.com. If a barrier prevents completion, include the page, browser, assistive technology, and the action you were attempting; do not attach a private catalogue unless a secure support process has been established. Reports are reviewed alongside product maintenance and, when a practical workaround exists, it will be explained in the reply.