Accessibility Statement

Last updated: April 2026

Our Commitment

CoinKirin strives for WCAG 2.1 Level AA compliance across all pages. We believe cryptocurrency market data should be accessible to everyone — including users with visual, motor, auditory, or cognitive disabilities.

Implemented Accessibility Features

The following features are part of our active accessibility effort:

Semantic HTML: Pages use proper heading hierarchy, landmarks, lists, and tables so assistive technology can navigate content predictably.
ARIA labels & roles: Interactive widgets (menus, dialogs, tabs) expose their state and purpose via ARIA attributes where semantic HTML is not enough.
Keyboard navigation: Every interactive control is operable via keyboard. Press / or Ctrl+K from any page to jump into search. Tab order follows visual order.
Dark mode & contrast: System-respecting dark theme. Color contrast meets WCAG AA for body text in both light and dark modes.
Focus management: Modals trap focus and restore it on close. Skip-to-content links are available for keyboard users.
Screen-reader friendly tables: Data tables include <caption>, <th> scoped headers, and meaningful row/column structure so screen readers can announce cell context.
Language metadata: Every page declares its lang attribute, including right-to-left support for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Urdu.

Known Limitations

We are honest about what is not yet fully accessible:

Some interactive price charts are rendered as SVG without full screen-reader alternatives. Raw numerical data is available via the table views and public API.
Third-party embedded content (news article thumbnails, CDN images) may lack alt text when the source does not provide it.
Machine-translated text in non-primary languages may occasionally contain awkward phrasing that can confuse screen reader pronunciation.

We are actively working to close these gaps.

Standards & Intent

CoinKirin's accessibility work aligns with the following standards:

WCAG 2.1 AA — Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, Level AA — our target conformance level.
EN 301 549 (EU) — European accessibility standard for ICT products and services — our statement intent aligns with its requirements.
Section 508 (US) — US federal accessibility requirement — we aim to meet its functional performance criteria.

Most Recent Audit

Last internal accessibility review: April 2026. External third-party audit is planned before end of year.

Feedback

We welcome accessibility feedback. If you encounter a barrier using CoinKirin, please report it to [email protected].

We aim to respond to accessibility reports within 5 business days.

Implemented Accessibility Features

The following features are part of our active accessibility effort:

Semantic HTML: Pages use proper heading hierarchy, landmarks, lists, and tables so assistive technology can navigate content predictably.

ARIA labels & roles: Interactive widgets (menus, dialogs, tabs) expose their state and purpose via ARIA attributes where semantic HTML is not enough.

Keyboard navigation: Every interactive control is operable via keyboard. Press / or Ctrl+K from any page to jump into search. Tab order follows visual order.

Dark mode & contrast: System-respecting dark theme. Color contrast meets WCAG AA for body text in both light and dark modes.

Focus management: Modals trap focus and restore it on close. Skip-to-content links are available for keyboard users.

Screen-reader friendly tables: Data tables include <caption>, <th> scoped headers, and meaningful row/column structure so screen readers can announce cell context.

Language metadata: Every page declares its lang attribute, including right-to-left support for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Urdu.

Known Limitations

We are honest about what is not yet fully accessible:

Some interactive price charts are rendered as SVG without full screen-reader alternatives. Raw numerical data is available via the table views and public API.

Third-party embedded content (news article thumbnails, CDN images) may lack alt text when the source does not provide it.

Machine-translated text in non-primary languages may occasionally contain awkward phrasing that can confuse screen reader pronunciation.

We are actively working to close these gaps.

Standards & Intent

CoinKirin's accessibility work aligns with the following standards:

WCAG 2.1 AA — Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, Level AA — our target conformance level.

EN 301 549 (EU) — European accessibility standard for ICT products and services — our statement intent aligns with its requirements.

Section 508 (US) — US federal accessibility requirement — we aim to meet its functional performance criteria.