Structure and labels
Pages use semantic headings, landmarks, navigation labels and descriptive link text to support understanding and navigation.
Accessibility at Verri
Verri aims to make its public information and core product routes understandable, navigable and adaptable while the service continues to develop.
Accessibility boundary
Verri has not recorded a completed independent accessibility audit or a specific WCAG conformance level. The practices below are current implementation observations, not a certification.
Current practices
The current public site uses practical accessibility techniques. This statement describes implemented practices and does not claim a specific conformance level or completed accessibility audit.
Pages use semantic headings, landmarks, navigation labels and descriptive link text to support understanding and navigation.
Interactive public-site elements include visible keyboard-focus treatment, and core routes can be reached without relying on pointer-only interactions.
Public pages adapt to smaller screens, use scalable text and preserve readable spacing across supported layouts.
Meaningful brand imagery includes alternative text, while decorative visual elements are hidden from assistive technologies where appropriate.
Public-site styles respond to reduced-motion preferences for transitions used by current reusable page components.
Report a barrier
Accessibility barriers can be reported through the temporary public legal and privacy contact without signing in. Describe the page, the action you were trying to complete, the barrier you encountered and any assistive technology involved. Do not include passwords or authentication codes.
Use the monitored temporary contact when you cannot sign in or the barrier affects account access. This email route is public and does not require a Verri account.
Email accessibility feedbackUse authenticated support when the problem involves your account or private workspace so ownership and replies remain together.
Visit SupportAccessibility practices and the formal feedback process will be reviewed again before any official public or commercial launch.