Accessibility

Hiring technology should not create another barrier.

Aptaryn aims to make its public website and product usable with keyboards, screen readers, zoom, reduced motion, and a wide range of input methods.

Updated July 24, 2026

Current approach

The marketing site uses semantic landmarks, descriptive headings, visible focus states, reduced-motion support, responsive layouts, and labelled form controls.

Testing commitment

Release validation should include keyboard-only navigation, common screen readers, 200% zoom, contrast review, responsive reflow, and automated checks. Automated tools do not replace manual testing.

Known limitations

This statement does not claim a completed third-party conformance audit. Any remaining issues found during validation should be documented and prioritized rather than hidden.

Request help

If something blocks you, contact accessibility@aptaryn.com and describe the page, task, assistive technology, and browser if you are comfortable doing so.