Updated 18 September 2026
Accessibility statement
How IM Success Lab supports keyboard use, readable structure, adaptable layouts and honest reporting of barriers.
Commitment
We aim for content and interactions that can be perceived, operated and understood across different devices and assistive technologies. Accessibility is treated as part of editorial quality rather than a final compliance label.
Structure and navigation
Pages use one primary heading, meaningful heading order, landmarks, descriptive links and a skip link. Navigation and forms are keyboard operable. Focus indicators use browser-visible outlines and mobile navigation reports its expanded state.
Visual presentation
Text and interface colours are selected for practical contrast. Layouts reflow for narrow screens, text can be enlarged, and essential meaning is not carried by colour alone. Decorative guide-cover symbols are hidden from assistive technology where appropriate.
Forms
Inputs have visible labels, required fields use native validation, and results are announced through live status regions. The static forms do not transmit information; that limitation is stated before and after validation.
Known limits
The decorative workbook shelf may require horizontal scrolling on small screens, but equivalent titles and links appear in the sequential catalogue. Generated cover motifs are illustrative and do not contain essential instructions.
Feedback
If an operator connects a real contact channel, accessibility reports should include the page, browser, assistive technology and a brief description. Never include passwords, customer data or confidential campaign information.