Accessibility
Last updated October 13, 2026
Our standard
We design and build this site to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, published by the W3C. It's the standard U.S. courts and regulators most often look to under the Americans with Disabilities Act and California law.
Accessibility is part of how we build, not a layer on top. We don't use an accessibility overlay. Instead, the site is built to work with the tools you already use, including your browser's zoom, your operating system's display and motion settings, and screen readers.
What's built in
- A Skip to content link as the first thing keyboard users reach on every page.
- Full keyboard access, with a visible focus outline on every link, button, and form field.
- Headings, landmarks, and labels that screen readers can navigate, and text alternatives for meaningful images.
- Text and controls that meet WCAG AA contrast, and layouts that reflow down to 320 pixels wide and up to 400% zoom without sideways scrolling.
- Respect for your device's reduced motion and increased contrast settings.
- A client logo carousel that can be paused, and that never moves while you're hovering over it, focused on it, or using reduced motion.
- A contact form with visible labels, marked required fields, autofill support, and error messages announced to screen readers.
Accessibility settings
Select the Accessibility button in the header, or Accessibility settings in the footer, to adjust the site for your needs. You can make text larger, increase contrast, underline every link, stop motion, switch headings to a simpler typeface, and add space between letters, words, and lines.
Your settings are saved in this browser only and apply on every page. They contain no personal information, aren't sent to us, and aren't used for analytics. Select Reset in the panel to go back to the defaults.
How we test
Before changes go live, we test pages with automated WCAG 2.2 AA checks (axe-core) at desktop and phone sizes, and by hand: keyboard-only navigation, focus order and visibility, 200% text size, 320-pixel reflow, and reduced motion. We last reviewed the full site on October 13, 2026.
Automated tools catch only some problems, so we treat feedback from people who use assistive technology as part of testing.
Known limitations
We work to fix problems as soon as we find them. Some things are outside our control:
- Client logos are images. Each has the company's name as its text alternative.
- Links to other websites, including client sites, LinkedIn, and Google's tools, lead to pages we don't control, which may not meet the same standard.
- Emails we send in reply to the contact form are plain and simple, but how they display depends on your email app.
Report a barrier or ask for help
If anything on this site is hard to use, or you need information in a different format, email brands@ranked.la with "Accessibility" in the subject line. Tell us the page and what happened, and what assistive technology you use, if any.
A person reads every message, and we'll reply within two to three business days. We'll get you the information you need in a way that works for you, and we'll fix the problem on the site.
You don't have to use the contact form to reach us. Email works for any request.
Contact
Ranked.la, a service of Deepthinc LLC, Los Angeles, California. Email brands@ranked.la.
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