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Last updated July 16, 2026
CMS Max Accessibility Statement
Accessibility is a product, content, testing, and support practice, not a one-time badge.
CMS Max is committed to improving access to cmsmax.com for people with disabilities, welcomes barrier reports, and uses WCAG 2.2 Level AA as its current technical target.
- WCAG 2.2 AA target
- Partial conformance
- Feedback welcome
- Ongoing remediation
Scope and conformance status
This statement covers cmsmax.com.
CMS Max targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA for this website and currently describes cmsmax.com as partially conformant. That means some pages, content, documents, media, components, or third-party services may not yet satisfy every applicable Level A and Level AA success criterion.
Customer websites powered by CMS Max are separate experiences with their own content, integrations, configurations, editors, and responsibilities. They require their own evaluation and accessibility statement.
Current targetWCAG 2.2 Level AA
Conformance applies to complete pages and responsive variations. CMS Max avoids presenting automated scans or widgets as proof of full conformance.
W3C guidance for accessibility statementsMeasures that support access
Build accessibility into design, code, content, and operations.
These practices guide current work and remediation. They are not a declaration that every page or third-party component fully conforms.
Keyboard, focus, errors, and controls
Support keyboard operation, visible focus, understandable names, instructions, validation, status messages, and predictable behavior.
Contrast, resizing, responsive access, and motion
Review color contrast, text scaling, reflow, zoom, target size, animation, orientation, and content containment across viewports.
Images, media, documents, and plain language
Provide useful alternatives, captions or transcripts where required, accessible files, clear instructions, and understandable copy.
Automated, manual, and assistive-technology checks
Combine tools with keyboard review, screen-reader checks, representative tasks, regression testing, and human judgment.
Training, feedback, remediation, and release control
Assign issue owners, prioritize barriers, preserve alternatives, verify fixes, document exceptions, and review meaningful changes.
Known limitation areas
Some content and connected services may still create barriers.
Legacy pages, older media, documents, rapidly changing content, external widgets, embedded services, and third-party integrations may not consistently meet the target. CMS Max reviews reported and discovered issues and prioritizes paths that block important tasks.
- Third-party services
- External providers control parts of their markup, behavior, updates, and remediation.
- Documents and media
- PDFs, office files, videos, audio, and archived materials may need separate remediation or alternatives.
- Legacy content
- Older pages and components may require redesign rather than a small code correction.
- Dynamic workflows
- Forms, checkout, accounts, maps, integrations, and error states require task-based testing.
Tools are supporting controls
UserWay availability depends on the plan and site configuration.
CMS Max may provide UserWay on selected plans or implementations. Preference tools can help some visitors customize an experience, but they do not automatically repair content, documents, media, code, third-party services, or legal obligations.
No automatic compliance claim
Accessibility still requires accessible design and development, trained content authors, testing, remediation, alternatives, governance, and appropriate legal review.
Review current plan featuresFeedback and assistance
Tell CMS Max where a task becomes difficult or unavailable.
CMS Max aims to acknowledge accessibility feedback within two business days. Investigation and remediation time depends on the issue, affected system, third parties, alternatives, testing, and release process.
Include what helps reproduce the barrier
- The page URL and task you were trying to complete
- What happened and what you expected
- Browser, device, and assistive technology when relevant
- Any error message or safe screenshot
- The accessible format or assistance that would help
Do not send passwords, full payment-card data, secret keys, private health information, or unnecessary personal data.
Accessibility FAQ
Standards, scope, tools, and feedback.
This statement is informational and is not legal advice or a warranty that every experience fully conforms.
What accessibility standard does CMS Max target for cmsmax.com?
CMS Max targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA for cmsmax.com and currently describes the site as partially conformant while known and newly identified barriers are reviewed and remediated.
Does an accessibility widget make a website compliant?
No. A widget can offer useful preferences or assistance, but it does not replace accessible design, semantic code, keyboard access, labels, captions, documents, content practices, testing, remediation, accommodations, or legal review.
Does this statement cover every customer website?
No. This statement applies to cmsmax.com. Customer websites have their own content, documents, media, integrations, configurations, policies, editors, and legal obligations. Their accessibility status must be evaluated separately.
How can I report an accessibility barrier?
Email info@cmsmax.com or use the contact page. Include the URL, task, issue, browser, device, assistive technology if relevant, and the format or assistance that would help. Do not include unnecessary sensitive data.
How quickly will CMS Max respond?
CMS Max aims to acknowledge accessibility feedback within two business days. Investigation and remediation timing depends on the barrier, affected system, third parties, available alternatives, testing, and release process.
Can CMS Max help customers plan accessibility work?
Yes. CMS Max can help plan semantic structure, components, content workflows, forms, media, documents, third-party services, testing, issue ownership, feedback paths, and ongoing review. Legal obligations remain with the responsible organization.
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