Accessibility at Help The Hive

Accessibility at Help The Hive

Accessibility at Help The Hive

Last updated: September 11, 2026

Everyone should be able to use Help The Hive. We are building our website and mobile apps with accessibility in mind, and we want to hear from you whenever something gets in the way.

Our commitment

Our commitment

Help The Hive is committed to making its website and mobile apps usable by everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, voice control, or other assistive technologies.

The standard we are working toward

The standard we are working toward

Because Help The Hive is still in pre-launch development, we are working toward—not yet claiming full conformance with—the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. These guidelines are a widely accepted benchmark for accessible digital products.

What accessible design means in practice

What accessible design means in practice

As we build and test the product, we are working toward:

• Readable layouts. Text can be enlarged without breaking the experience.

• Clear contrast. Text, controls, and backgrounds are visually distinguishable.

• Keyboard access. Core website tasks can be completed without a mouse.

• Meaningful labels. Buttons, form fields, and icons are understandable to screen-reader users.

• More than color. Important information is not communicated by color alone.

Current status

Current status

Help The Hive is in private, pre-launch development, and some screens and experiences are still being refined. Accessibility issues are treated as product issues, and we will continue testing and improving the experience as the website and apps develop.

Questions?

Questions?

Email support@helpthehive.com