Technology should be built for people.

Dartayous AI believes technology should be understandable and usable by as many people as reasonably possible.

Accessibility is part of that responsibility. As we build our corporate website and individual software products, we aim to consider accessibility throughout design, development, testing, and continued improvement.

Our goal is to create experiences that reduce unnecessary barriers and help people access information, understand it, and interact with our technology effectively.

Dartayous AI is working toward experiences informed by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA.

WCAG provides guidance for making digital content more accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities, including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, language, learning, and neurological disabilities.

WCAG 2.2 Level AA is a target that helps guide our design and development decisions. It should not be interpreted as a claim that every Dartayous AI website, page, feature, or product has been independently audited or formally certified as fully conforming.

Accessibility can be affected by many parts of a digital experience. As our technology develops, we aim to consider areas such as:

• Clear page structure and meaningful content organization.
• Keyboard-accessible navigation and interactive controls.
• Readable typography and appropriate visual contrast.
• Responsive layouts across different screen sizes.
• Semantic HTML and meaningful labels that can support assistive technologies.
• Visible focus states that help people understand where they are while navigating with a keyboard.
• Alternatives or accommodations for motion when motion could create an accessibility barrier.
• Clear language and interfaces intended to make information easier to understand.

The specific accessibility needs of an individual Dartayous AI product may differ depending on its content, features, and technology.

Accessibility is not something we consider finished after a website or feature is released.

Websites, software, accessibility standards, assistive technologies, browsers, devices, and user needs continue to change. New barriers can also become apparent as technology is used in different ways.

For those reasons, we view accessibility as an ongoing process of learning, reviewing, testing, and improving our technology.

Dartayous AI develops individual software products, including Professor AIFA. Each product may have its own interface, features, content, and accessibility considerations.

Accessibility work for an individual product may therefore extend beyond the practices used on the Dartayous AI corporate website.

As our products develop, we may provide additional accessibility information or support that applies specifically to those products.

Dartayous AI websites and products may sometimes link to, display, embed, or depend on content, tools, platforms, or services operated by third parties.

We do not control every aspect of third-party technology, including its accessibility. A third-party service may therefore provide a different accessibility experience from technology operated directly by Dartayous AI.

When a third-party service creates an accessibility barrier, we encourage you to let us know when the issue affects your experience with Dartayous AI.

People access technology using many combinations of browsers, operating systems, devices, screen sizes, input methods, and assistive technologies.

Because those combinations continue to evolve, an experience may behave differently depending on the technology being used.

If you encounter a barrier with a particular browser, device, or assistive technology, information about your setup can help us better understand the problem.

If something on the Dartayous AI corporate website is difficult or impossible for you to access or use, we want to know about it.

When reporting an accessibility problem, it can be helpful to include the page or feature involved, what you were trying to do, what happened, and the browser, device, or assistive technology you were using when the problem occurred.

Please do not include passwords, authentication credentials, financial account numbers, or other unnecessary sensitive information in an accessibility report.

Feedback can help us identify barriers that may not be apparent during development or testing.

We welcome reasonable accessibility feedback about the Dartayous AI corporate website and our products. When we receive a report, we may review the issue and consider appropriate improvements based on the nature of the barrier, available technology, and the part of our system involved.

We cannot guarantee that every requested change can be implemented in every circumstance, but accessibility concerns are valuable information as our technology continues to develop.

Dartayous AI is a growing company, and our websites, products, and accessibility practices will continue to develop.

We may update this statement as our technology, accessibility practices, standards, or legal obligations change.

When appropriate, we will revise the effective date to reflect material updates to this information.

Accessibility questions, feedback, or reports concerning the Dartayous AI corporate website can be sent to:

DartayousAI LLC
Colorado, United States
Email: dartayousai@gmail.com

If you are reporting an accessibility barrier, please describe the problem as clearly as possible so we can better understand the experience you encountered.