Access to information should not depend on how someone sees, hears, moves, learns, or uses technology. Verve’s people-first approach to digital accessibility starts with making our products and services easier to use for everyone.
We are committed to making meetverve.com accessible and usable by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technologies or have disabilities.
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The standard we aim for
We aim to design and maintain our website in accordance with WCAG 2.2 Level AA and to continually improve the accessibility and usability of our digital experiences.
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What accessibility means to us
Accessibility means that people should be able to navigate our website using a keyboard, use assistive technologies such as screen readers, resize or zoom content, understand our content and navigation, complete forms and interact with controls, and access information regardless of how they interact with technology.
So, we’re committed to continually learning, testing, listening, and improving. That’s what accessibility looks like to us. Better experiences for more people.
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Possible barriers and limitations
We know accessibility is an ongoing process, not a checkbox. Even with careful design, testing, and monitoring, there may be times when something doesn’t work as expected.
If you encounter a barrier, we want to know about it.
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Share accessibility feedback
Your experience can help make the website better. Use Contact to report a barrier or suggest an improvement. Helpful details include the page address, what you were trying to do, what happened and, if you wish, the browser or assistive technology involved.
Please share a way to reply if you would like a response, but avoid including sensitive information. A screenshot or short description can be useful; you should not need to provide a technical diagnosis to describe a problem.
Accessibility is ongoing work, not a one-time task. Our approach is to review feedback, prioritize barriers that affect important tasks, check changes and build improvements into routine content and development work.
