Our commitment

US AI wants everyone to be able to use this website — including people who navigate with a keyboard, use screen readers or magnification, need high contrast, or prefer reduced motion. We design with accessibility in mind and keep improving.

What we do

We aim to keep the site usable by:

  • Using readable text sizes and good color contrast on pages and buttons.
  • Making navigation, search and forms work with a keyboard (Tab / Enter).
  • Adding alt text and labels to images, logos and icons wherever practical.
  • Keeping page structure clear with headings, landmarks and descriptive link text.
  • Making the layout responsive so content stays readable on phones, tablets and desktops.
  • Respecting your device's "reduce motion" preference for animations where supported.

Known limitations

This is a large, fast-changing site with thousands of automatically published pages. Some older or auto-generated pages may have imperfect labels, contrast or heading order. Video and audio content may not always have captions or transcripts yet. We fix issues as we find them.

Feedback & help

If you run into an accessibility problem on any page — something unreadable, unclickable by keyboard, or confusing with a screen reader — please tell us. Describe the page and the problem and we will do our best to fix it or provide an alternative way to get the information.

Contact us at our contact page.

Compatibility

US AI is designed to work with recent versions of major browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari) on phones and computers, with or without assistive technology.