Digital accessibility
Designing for broad access.
Canadian AI™ is committed to improving the accessibility and usability of its digital experiences. Our goal is to make public website content easier to perceive, understand, navigate and use across a range of devices, browsers and assistive technologies.
Our approach
We aim to use semantic page structure, descriptive headings, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus states, readable colour contrast, responsive layouts, scalable text, meaningful alternative text for informative images, labelled form controls and reduced-motion support where practical.
Motion and media
The site may use video, animation and interactive visual elements. We aim to respect reduced-motion preferences where supported and to avoid making essential information available only through motion or decorative media.
Forms and interaction
We aim to design forms and controls so they can be understood and operated without relying exclusively on a mouse. Error messages and required fields should be communicated in a way that supports clear completion of the task.
Third-party content
Some pages may include content, tools or services provided by third parties. We may not control the accessibility of those external platforms, but we welcome feedback when a third-party component creates a barrier.
Alternative formats and assistance
If you encounter a barrier or need information from this website in another format, contact info@canadianai.ai. Please identify the page or content involved and, where useful, the browser, device or assistive technology you are using. We will review the request and work toward a reasonable accessible solution where practicable and applicable.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. We may update design, code, content and testing processes as the website evolves and as standards, technologies and legal requirements change.
Conformance statements
Canadian AI does not make a formal claim of conformance with a specific accessibility standard unless and until the relevant website scope has been appropriately tested. Where specific accessibility obligations apply, they should be assessed against the organization’s circumstances and the current website implementation.
Contact
Accessibility feedback may be sent to info@canadianai.ai.
Canadian AI™ is a licensed trademark of Canadian AI Software Inc. This accessibility statement describes our intended digital approach and should not be read as a certification or legal opinion.