Accessibility statement

This statement applies to the Scanluma website (scanluma.com) and the Scanluma app (app.scanluma.com). PDF reports created in the app are not covered yet.

The goal is for both to meet WCAG 2.2 at Level AA. That’s the level most accessibility laws refer to, and the level Scanluma checks your website against.

Status: not yet fully assessed. There has been no full WCAG 2.2 audit of scanluma.com or the app, by Scanluma or by an independent auditor. So this page doesn’t claim that the site conforms. It describes what has been checked so far. The app hasn’t had the same review as the public website yet.

Once a full audit is done, this section will say whether the site fully or partially conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, and on what basis.

scanluma.com is monitored with Scanluma itself, the same way as a customer’s website: scheduled automated scans with a score tracked over time. Automated checks find many common issues, but not all of them. Things like a logical reading order or a useful error message need a person to check them. More on that trade-off: how automated accessibility monitoring works.

The site is tested in the latest browser versions, on desktop and on mobile. It hasn’t been tested by hand with only a keyboard or with a screen reader yet. That’s the next step.

Problems that are found get fixed. One example: in October 2026, links inside FAQ answers looked the same as the surrounding text. They are now blue and underlined, so they no longer depend on color alone.

Ran into a barrier on scanluma.com or in the app? Email support@scanluma.com, or send a message through the contact form and choose the topic “Accessibility feedback”. Mention the page, what you were trying to do and, if relevant, the browser or assistive technology you use.

A person reads every message and replies by email within 5 working days. If the contact form itself is hard to use, that counts as a barrier too, and it’s handled first.