Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

Our accessibility target, current measures and how to request help using Best EDI Providers.

Research checked 2026-11-07 · Documented facts, with scope and limitations.

We want people with disabilities to be able to read the research, compare options and contact us. Our technical target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This is an ongoing accessibility goal; the current site has not received an independent conformance audit or certification.

Our approach

bestediproviders.com is responsible for the website. We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 Level AA as a technical target and consider accessibility when designing content, navigation, tables and forms. WCAG provides testable criteria, but a statement alone does not establish conformance or legal compliance.

The US Department of Justice explains that inaccessible web content can prevent equal access and provides guidance for businesses. We use that guidance to inform our work; we do not claim that publishing this page certifies compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Sources: [1] · [2]

Measures included in the website

The current design includes a skip-to-content link, semantic headings, visible keyboard-focus styles, text labels on form fields, descriptive link text and responsive layouts. Information and actions are intended to remain available without essential animation.

  • Use navigation, controls and forms by keyboard.
  • Keep labels and instructions visible rather than relying only on placeholder text.
  • Present source material and comparison information as text.
  • Use text explanations alongside visual states and error messages.
  • Review text contrast, zoom/reflow behavior, table navigation and focus order during testing.

Current status and known areas to check

The website is in a private preview. Accessibility work is in progress, and no independent audit, full assistive-technology assessment or complete WCAG 2.2 AA conformance claim has been made. We will record verified issues and improvements as testing continues.

Wide comparison tables, downloadable resources and third-party security checks need particular attention. Third-party provider websites and services have their own interfaces. If a third-party component prevents you from using our service, contact us so we can help with an alternative route.

Report a barrier or request an alternative

Use the contact form and include the page address, what you were trying to do, and the barrier you encountered. If helpful, include your browser and assistive technology. Please do not include sensitive personal or project information in the first message.

You can request the comparison information, worksheet or help starting an enquiry by email instead of using a difficult website component. Tell us the format or communication method that works for you, and we will work with you to provide a practical alternative. You do not need to describe a disability or provide a diagnosis.

Review and improvement

We review reported barriers and prioritize fixes that affect access to the research and enquiry service. Future reviews should include keyboard operation, contrast, text resizing/reflow, understandable errors, screen-reader use and the complete enquiry process.

This statement will be updated when meaningful testing or remediation changes the site's status. Use the contact form for accessibility assistance.

Sources and scope

Official sources support their published descriptions. Availability, contract terms, and suitability for your specific workflow require confirmation.

  1. US Department of Justice: Web Accessibility and the ADAGuidance for accessible web content and effective communication; not certification of this website or advice on its legal classification.
  2. W3C: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2Technical accessibility criteria used as a target; AA conformance requires assessment beyond publishing a statement.