This statement explains AirPurifierFAQ’s accessibility goals, what the statement covers, known limitations, how we check and improve accessibility, and how to request assistance or report a barrier. We want the site to be usable for as many people as possible and to be transparent about what we can and cannot guarantee today.
Scope and purpose
This statement applies to the publicly accessible AirPurifierFAQ website and the content we publish here: articles, product reviews, buying guides, interactive tools and utilities hosted at AirPurifierFAQ. It covers the site as experienced in a desktop or mobile web browser.
Content that may be outside the direct scope of this statement includes:
- Embedded third‑party widgets and hosted media players (their accessibility depends on the third party).
- Documents or files we link to that are hosted on other domains, and legacy PDFs or downloads that predate our current content standards.
- External websites linked from our pages, and any content in email exchanges or private messaging.
- Native mobile applications are not included because AirPurifierFAQ does not operate a separate app.
Conformance status
We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA success criteria across the site. While many pages meet those standards, the site is not yet fully conformant. We are actively addressing gaps and prioritise fixes that remove the largest barriers for people using keyboard navigation and screen readers.
We perform internal accessibility testing and user-focused manual checks; external audits are commissioned when major platform changes occur. Last reviewed: 8 October 2026.
Accessibility features implemented
Where applicable we implement the following accessibility practices:
- Semantic headings and ARIA landmarks to help assistive technologies navigate content.
- Keyboard focusable controls and logical tab order for primary navigation and article content.
- Alt text on editorial images; authors are required to add descriptive alternative text for images that convey meaning.
- Responsive layouts and scalable type to accommodate different screen sizes and zoom levels.
- Form fields with explicit labels and error states that are programmatically associated with fields.
- Attempts to maintain adequate color contrast for text and interactive controls.
Multimedia: when we host video or audio, captions or transcripts are provided where possible. For third‑party videos embedded from other platforms, caption availability is controlled by the video host; we can provide transcripts on request (see contact details below).
Known limitations and workarounds
| Issue | Affected pages/tools | Workaround | Estimated fix timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Some legacy PDF downloads lack tagged structure | Older reports and downloadable guides | Request an accessible HTML or plain‑text copy via our Contact page. | Ongoing; priority for high‑use documents. Accessible copies provided on request. |
| Embedded third‑party video may lack captions | Embedded videos from external platforms | Ask us for a transcript; we will supply one when possible or link to captioned alternatives. | Depends on third parties; we provide transcripts within 10 business days when we host the source. |
| Occasional keyboard focus trap in complex comparison tables | Interactive comparison widgets on product pages | Use the browser’s “Tab” and “Shift+Tab” to move focus; report the page and we’ll provide the content by email or accessible format. | Planned remediation in next content release cycle (typically within 30 days of report). |
How we test and maintain accessibility
We combine automated tooling with manual checks and real user feedback:
- Automated scans using tools such as axe and WAVE run during deployment and periodically sitewide.
- Manual keyboard testing and focused screen‑reader checks using NVDA and VoiceOver for representative pages.
- Content authors follow an accessibility checklist when publishing new reviews or guides; major templates are reviewed by our engineering team before release.
- We schedule broader reviews after significant site changes and commission external audits when feasible (typically annually or when a redesign is planned).
Getting help or reporting a barrier
If you encounter an accessibility barrier or need content in an alternative format, please contact us via our Contact page. To help us respond quickly, include:
- The URL of the page with the issue
- The device, operating system, browser and assistive technology (if any) you were using
- A brief description of the problem and a screenshot if possible
- The format you would prefer (plain text, PDF, large print, etc.)
We aim to acknowledge receipt within 2 business days and to provide a resolution or a clear timeline within 30 calendar days. If a fix requires third‑party changes or extended engineering work, we will tell you the expected timeframe and possible alternatives.
How we fund the site and other legal notes
AirPurifierFAQ is an editorial website funded through affiliate links, advertising and commercial partnerships. More information is available in our Affiliate Disclosure. For details about how we handle data, see our Privacy Policy. Other legal documents: Terms of Use, Cookie Policy.
If you need to escalate a concern about content accuracy or site governance, our Corrections and Updates page explains how we handle editorial issues. A site map is available at Sitemap, and background about who we are is on About AirPurifierFAQ.
If anything in this statement is unclear or you need immediate assistance, please use the Contact page to reach us. We welcome feedback and aim to make steady, measurable improvements.
