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Accessibility statement.
Passage aims to meet WCAG 2.2 AA across the website. We are not certified, and we will not pretend to be. This page lists what we have done, what we are working on, and how to tell us when something is broken.
Current state
What works today.
Color contrast
Primary text on background meets WCAG AA contrast. Decorative copy on imagery uses sufficient overlay opacity to remain readable.
Keyboard navigation
All navigation, modal, and form controls are reachable by keyboard. Focus styles are visible against both light and dark canvases.
Screen readers
Semantic HTML, ARIA labels on interactive controls, and a logical reading order across the page. Images are decorated or have alt text where they carry meaning.
Bilingual support
Arabic is treated as a first-class locale: right-to-left layout, Arabic-only typography, and direction-aware components.
Motion
We respect prefers-reduced-motion. Where animation is used, reduced-motion users see a static fallback.
Type scale
Type uses a fluid scale that adapts to small screens. Browser zoom up to 200% is supported without horizontal scrolling.
What is incomplete
What we are still working on.
A small number of legacy product cards do not yet meet our contrast standard against the elevated surface. We are migrating these into the new Client First component set.
Some Arabic text is awaiting professional translation review. Where that is the case, the page is marked and the English text is shown.
Our PDF press kit is not yet fully tagged for screen readers; this is on the road map for Q3.
Tell us
Found something broken?
If you can not use a part of Passage because of an accessibility issue, write to us. We treat accessibility bugs the same way we treat checkout bugs: they are fixed first.
Email
accessibility@gccpassage.comGeneral hospitality
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