Black & Right Management Consulting Inc.
Accessibility Statement
Black & Right’s approach to digital accessibility, feedback and assistance with website content.
1. Accessibility Commitment
Black & Right Management Consulting Inc. is committed to providing a digital experience that is usable and accessible to the broadest practical range of users, including people who use assistive technologies.
Accessibility is treated as an ongoing component of website design, content management, testing, and maintenance.
2. Accessibility Standard
Black & Right uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as the primary design and testing benchmark for this website.
WCAG is developed by the World Wide Web Consortium Web Accessibility Initiative and provides internationally recognized guidance for making digital content more accessible to people with disabilities.
Black & Right's accessibility work is also guided by principles of inclusion, adaptability, barrier prevention, and universal design.
Do not describe the website as “WCAG certified.”
Do not state that independent certification has occurred unless separate evidence expressly establishes that fact.
3. Digital Accessibility Practices
The website is designed and maintained to support accessibility practices including:
- keyboard-based navigation for interactive controls;
- visible and logical focus handling;
- semantic HTML structure;
- appropriate accessible names and ARIA attributes where required;
- sufficient text and interface contrast;
- responsive layouts that remain usable across common screen sizes;
- text content that can be enlarged without unnecessary loss of functionality;
- form labels, required-field indicators, and understandable validation messaging;
- navigation and controls that do not rely on colour alone;
- support for reduced-motion user preferences where animation is used;
- logical heading structures and readable content hierarchy; and
- predictable interaction behaviour across light, dark, and system display modes.
4. Forms and Interactive Content
Black & Right seeks to make website forms, dialogs, navigation elements, assessment interfaces, and other interactive components operable using standard keyboard and assistive-technology workflows.
Where an embedded or third-party service is used, accessibility may also depend on the technology and implementation provided by that third party.
If a third-party component creates an accessibility barrier, users may contact Black & Right for assistance or an alternative method of completing the relevant interaction where reasonably practicable.
5. Documents and Resources
Black & Right aims to provide digital publications, assessments, resources, and downloadable materials in formats that support reasonable accessibility.
Some complex documents, historical materials, diagrams, or third-party files may present accessibility limitations.
Users who require a resource in an alternative format may contact Black & Right.
6. Ongoing Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time implementation.
Black & Right may review and improve website structure, content, colour contrast, navigation, keyboard interaction, forms, responsive behaviour, assistive-technology compatibility, and other accessibility characteristics as the website and applicable standards evolve.
7. Accessibility Feedback and Assistance
Users who encounter an accessibility barrier, require assistance accessing website content, or wish to request an alternative format are encouraged to contact Black & Right.
When reporting an accessibility issue, providing the affected page, feature, resource, and a brief description of the difficulty will help us investigate and respond.
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8. Applicable Requirements
Black & Right seeks to maintain its digital practices consistently with accessibility requirements applicable to its operations and jurisdiction.
This Accessibility Statement does not represent that every external platform, third-party service, historical document, or independently controlled resource satisfies the same technical standard.