Accessibility Statement
A Veridem Holdings Inc. product · Last updated September 29, 2026
Our goal
How we tested
- Tool: axe-core 4.10.2, WCAG 2.0/2.1 Level A and AA rules, run in a Chromium browser.
- Date: September 29, 2026.
- Screen sizes: desktop (1280px wide) and phone (390px wide).
- Pages tested: Home, Session, Loop:Seed, Blueprints, Stem:Code, Master:Ready, Locker, Pricing, Help, Glossary, By Genre, Contact, Privacy, Terms, Accessibility, and Sign in — as they appear to a visitor who is not signed in.
- Signed-in screens (September 30, 2026): Stem:Code with real decode results showing, and the unlocked Master:Ready console with a song loaded and its audit report, cleanup sliders, and meters showing.
What we found and fixed
- The Stem:Ample logo text wasn't announced correctly to screen readers — fixed.
- The Vibe Selector dial used an incorrect control type — it's now a proper slider you can also turn with the arrow keys.
- Some small gray and gold labels had slightly too little contrast — brightened.
- A list on the By Genre page was structured incorrectly for screen readers — fixed.
- Master:Ready's cleanup sliders, level meters, and Blueprint dropdown had no names for screen readers — fixed.
- Stem:Code's result checkboxes had no names, its prompt preview boxes couldn't be scrolled by keyboard, and the "Save to Locker" button was too dim — fixed.
Other features
- Buttons and controls have names that screen readers can read.
- If your device is set to "reduce motion," the animated sign-in background and other decorative animations are turned off.
- Help guides collapse on phones so pages are easier to scan.
Known limitations
- Automated tools catch only part of accessibility problems. We have not yet tested with people who use assistive technology.
- Some signed-in states were not included in the automated test: Master:Ready's stem-mix mode, the screens after rendering a preview or exporting, the Repair Advisor's answer, and account settings.
- Master:Ready's waveforms and audio meters are visual. We describe findings in text, but the graphics themselves aren't fully available to screen readers.
- Some drag-to-adjust controls may be harder to use by keyboard alone.