Accessibility statement
Quit Soliciting is committed to making our community evidence platform usable by neighbors with diverse abilities. We target WCAG 2.1 Level AA conformance and welcome feedback when we fall short.
What we provide today
- Keyboard navigation with visible focus indicators on interactive controls
- Skip link to main content on every page
- Light, dark, and system color themes with optional high-contrast mode
- Larger text option and reduced-motion preference (including system setting)
- Semantic headings, labels on form fields, and live regions for copy confirmations
- Responsive layout with touch targets at least 44px where feasible
Known limitations
Some generated PDF exports, third-party embeds, and jurisdiction research previews may not yet meet the same standard as our core web application. We prioritize fixes that block join, sign-in, or incident filing flows.
Assistive technology
We test with recent versions of major browsers, keyboard-only navigation, and screen reader spot checks (VoiceOver and NVDA). Full third-party audit is planned before broad multi-state launch.
Request an accommodation
If you cannot access content or complete a task because of a disability, contact us and we will work with you in good faith to provide the information or function in an alternative format:
Please include the page URL, what you tried to do, and your preferred contact method. We aim to respond within five business days.
California and other state accessibility laws
California residents and visitors may have rights under the Unruh Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and related state or local laws regarding equal access to places of public accommodation and commercial services offered online.
Quit Soliciting is an information and document-assembly tool — not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice about your rights or remedies. If you believe your civil rights have been violated, consult licensed counsel in your state. Nothing on this page waives or limits rights that cannot be limited under applicable law.
For California privacy rights (CCPA/CPRA), see our Privacy & state rights page.
Continuous improvement
Accessibility is ongoing work. Major UI changes are reviewed for contrast, focus order, and plain language. Last updated: June 2026.