Accessibility
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Our aim and current position
Lawnomic Ltd aims to make its public website usable by as many people as possible. We work towards Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2. Our September 2026 evaluation found partial conformance in the sample tested, with the limitations described below. It does not establish conformance of every page or a separate product application.
What we evaluated
On 18 September 2026, we evaluated the homepage, the research article *Artificial General Intelligence for Law*, and documentation. The documentation was part of the test even if it is not currently published.
We followed the WCAG Evaluation Methodology and tested with a keyboard, NVDA 2026.2 with Chrome on Windows, and VoiceOver with Safari on macOS.
On 22 and 23 September, automated browser and axe checks covered the policy pages, form errors and retries, and the confirmation page at phone and desktop widths. They checked navigation, keyboard focus and reflow down to 320 pixels. We fixed a scrolling-table issue. These checks did not test Cloudflare's live challenge.
The new contact, signup and confirmation flows and changed policy pages have not had further manual testing with assistive technology. The 18 September evaluation does not cover those changes, and the automated checks do not establish their full conformance.
Known limitations
- JAWS was not included in the evaluation.
- On research articles, many citation-note landmarks share the same name. The content remains available from the in-text citation markers and citations rail.
- Research articles expose both desktop and mobile contents navigation in the accessibility tree with the same name, although only one is visible at a time.
Help and feedback
Email contact@lawnomic.com if you encounter a barrier or need information in another format. Tell us the page, what you were trying to do and, if relevant, your browser or assistive technology. Share only the information needed to help us understand the problem.
You can email us instead of using a form, including if JavaScript or the anti-bot check prevents submission. We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within five business days and explain the next step.
An Accessibility Conformance Report using VPAT 2.5 EU can be prepared from the internal evaluation record on request. This is not a claim that a separate report has already been issued.
This statement was first prepared on 18 September 2026. Its wording was reviewed on 24 September 2026; the manual evaluation date remains 18 September. Our privacy policy explains how we handle correspondence.