Accessibility statement

Last updated: August 19, 2026

QueryCut is built to be usable by everyone who manages a Google Ads account, including people who use screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, screen magnification, or reduced-motion settings.

Conformance target

We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Most of the product and marketing site meets that bar today. We treat any gap as a bug, not a nice-to-have, and fix it on the same track as functional defects.

What is in place

• Keyboard navigation throughout, including a skip-to-content link on every public page and visible focus rings on all interactive controls.
• Semantic structure: one H1 per page, ordered headings, real landmarks (nav, main, footer), and labelled form fields.
• Contrast: body and interface text meet or exceed the 4.5:1 ratio against our dark background; large headings exceed 3:1.
• Reduced motion: animations and transitions are disabled automatically when your system requests reduced motion.
• Responsive to 200% zoom and down to 320px viewports without horizontal scrolling or clipped content.
• Data, not just color: report tables and status indicators carry text labels, so meaning never depends on color alone.
• Email: our emails use a light, high-contrast layout that renders correctly in both light and dark mail clients.

Known limitations

We would rather name these than imply perfection:

• Large analysis reports use dense data tables. They are navigable and labelled, but reading them with a screen reader is slower than we would like. Every report can be exported to CSV as an alternative.
• The interactive report view relies on JavaScript. If scripting is unavailable, use the emailed report or the CSV export.
• Some third-party content we embed (payment pages, Google sign-in) follows the accessibility of those providers rather than ours.

Reporting a barrier

Assessment approach

We evaluate with a combination of automated checks, manual keyboard testing, and screen reader spot checks. This statement is reviewed whenever we ship a significant interface change.