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Accessibility Statement

TXCCMRI, LLC is committed to making the CCMRI™ platform usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.

Effective: June 24, 2026  |  Standard adopted: WCAG 2.1 Level AA

01 Commitment & Adopted Standard

TXCCMRI, LLC is committed to making the CCMRI™ platform usable by all users, including those with disabilities, and formally adopts WCAG 2.1 Level AA as its technical conformance standard, consistent with Section 508 expectations for education technology. TXCCMRI works toward and maintains this standard as part of its district agreements.

Our goal: every student, teacher, counselor, and administrator can access CCMRI™ regardless of ability or assistive technology used.

02 Accessibility in the Development Lifecycle

Accessibility is a defined consideration throughout the product lifecycle:

  • Design: components use semantic HTML, sufficient color contrast, and keyboard-operable patterns.
  • Build: accessibility checks (automated linting / axe-style scans) are part of the development workflow.
  • Review: accessibility is included in pre-release review alongside security and functional testing.

03 Conformance Verification Process

  • Automated testing of key flows against WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria.
  • Manual checks for keyboard-only operation, focus order, screen-reader labeling, and contrast.
  • Findings are recorded, triaged by severity, assigned a remediation target, and tracked to closure using the same issue-tracking process as security and functional defects.

CCMRI™ is partially conformant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA: most of the platform meets the standard, and known gaps are tracked to closure (see Roadmap). A full third-party audit and VPAT/ACR are planned.

Measures already implemented

  • Bypass blocks: a “Skip to main content” link is present app-wide (WCAG 2.4.1).
  • Visible focus: app-wide :focus-visible focus-ring styling so keyboard users can always see where they are.
  • Navigation state: the active navigation item is exposed with aria-current for assistive technology.
  • Accessible names: descriptive aria-labels applied across 50+ components (icon-only buttons and controls).
  • Accessible dialogs: a shared accessible modal primitive (role=“dialog”, aria-modal, focus management) backs the platform’s dialogs.

04 Reporting a Barrier

If you encounter an accessibility barrier on the CCMRI™ platform, please contact us so we can help and prioritize a fix:

Accessibility contactPhil Steinert, Founder
Emailphil@txccmri.com
Phone512-784-4331
Response SLAAcknowledged within 4 business hours; remediation target assigned by severity

Each report is logged, triaged by severity, assigned a remediation target, and tracked to closure.

05 Roadmap & VPAT

  • Commission a third-party accessibility audit and publish a VPAT/ACR for the current version.
  • Maintain a living accessibility roadmap with target dates for any open conformance gaps.
  • Re-test after each major release and update this statement accordingly.

06 Contact

Accessibility & generalphil@txccmri.com  ·  512-784-4331
Mailing address25626 Willard Path, San Antonio, TX 78261

This statement was last reviewed on June 24, 2026, and is reviewed at least annually.