Accessibility Statement

We want WebinarStack to be usable by as many people as possible, including people who rely on assistive technology. We treat accessibility as ongoing work rather than a one-time project: as we build new features, we look for ways to make them more usable, and we welcome reports that tell us where we have fallen short.

This statement covers three surfaces: the marketing site at webinarstack.co, the account dashboard that webinar hosts use to build and manage webinars, and the attendee-facing registration and watch pages that attendees use to sign up for and view a webinar.

Our target standard is WCAG 2.1 Level AA. WebinarStack is partially conformant with that standard: some content and functionality meet it today, and some does not yet. Conformance work is ongoing, and this statement will be updated as it progresses.

We take the following measures to support accessibility across the platform:

• Every page declares its document language.
• Marketing and legal pages use semantic landmarks and a real heading hierarchy — a single page heading followed by properly nested section and subsection headings.
• Interactive elements show a visible keyboard focus indicator.
• Motion is reduced automatically when your operating system asks for reduced motion.
• Colour is driven by a semantic design token system with both light and dark values, so the interface follows your color-scheme preference rather than forcing one palette.
• When a host adds an image in our page builder, we ask for descriptive alt text and treat a blank value as decorative rather than silently mislabeling it.
• Icon-only controls carry an accessible name for screen reader users.
• Interactive components are built on accessible primitives that ship keyboard and ARIA behavior, rather than raw custom controls.

In the interest of being direct rather than aspirational, here is what we know does not yet meet our target standard:

• Embedded third-party video players (YouTube, Vimeo) have player chrome supplied by the provider, which is outside our control.
• Video captions and transcripts are supplied by the host who uploaded the video to the video provider. A webinar whose host supplied none has none.
• Customer-authored registration and watch page content built in our page builder is subject to the choices of the host who built it — colors, contrast, and alt text are theirs to set. We prompt for good practice but do not enforce it.
• Timed interactive elements that can appear during playback — chat, polls, and offer overlays — have not all been reviewed against timing-related success criteria.
• Analytics charts do not all yet have a reviewed non-visual equivalent.
• Marketing and legal pages do not yet have a skip-navigation link.
• Accessibility review today is manual and internal; our build pipeline does not run an automated accessibility check.

Video player behavior and host-authored page content are not under our control — they belong to the video provider or to the webinar host, respectively. When a barrier in either is reported to us, we will work with the host to help them remediate it.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier anywhere on WebinarStack, please tell us. Include the page URL, what you were trying to do, the barrier you hit, and your browser and assistive technology, with versions if you have them.

We acknowledge accessibility reports within 5 business days.

This statement is based on our own internal review of the platform. We assess it against the WCAG 2.1 Level AA success criteria as we build and revise features, and we update it as our understanding of the platform's accessibility improves.

If our response to your report is not satisfactory, you can reply to the same email address to escalate directly to Conversion Stack LLC.

This statement was last reviewed on August 25, 2026. We review it at least annually and whenever the platform changes materially. Material changes are posted here with an updated effective date.