Vote Motta 2028 is working toward an accessible campaign experience for voters using phones, Windows computers, Macs, screen readers, keyboards, voice control, magnification, captions and other assistive technology.
Live beta notice: The website is operating while the expanded public launch is prepared for approximately August 10, 2026. Accessibility improvements are being tested continuously. This page describes the campaign’s target and process; it is not a claim that every page has already passed every manual test.
The campaign’s voluntary target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA where reasonably achievable, with WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the minimum legal-risk benchmark used by many public-sector accessibility programs.
Automated tools can find some problems, but they cannot certify full accessibility. Manual keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, mobile and user testing are also required.
The website may identify a broad device category such as Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone or iPad inside the visitor’s browser to display relevant help. The accessibility module does not need to transmit or retain that device category.
Capability detection—keyboard, coarse touch, reduced motion, forced colors and browser language—is preferred over invasive device fingerprinting.
For major speeches, public forums and campaign events, the campaign’s goal is to provide the same core information through more than one method.
Human-reviewed captions for prerecorded speeches; live captions or CART for major livestreams when available; a written transcript; and spoken descriptions of important charts or visual-only information.
ASL interpretation and assistive-listening support should be considered for major announced events and provided for reasonable accommodation requests when feasible. Interpreters should remain visible in the livestream frame.
Accessible entrance and route, seating choices, wheelchair spaces with companion seating, accessible restrooms and parking information, service-animal access, and a clear accommodation contact before the event.
Plain-language summary, large-print text, accessible HTML instead of image-only flyers, and accessible PDF or Word versions when documents are distributed.
Accommodation requests: Email info@votemotta2028.com. Providing advance notice helps the campaign arrange services, but the campaign should still consider late requests in good faith.
The Accessibility & Help button provides a 100+ language selector and device-specific instructions for Chrome, Edge and Safari translation. Browser translation is preferred because it preserves the original VoteMotta2028.com address and secure form behavior.
Machine translation may contain mistakes, especially in legal, scientific, medical or campaign-finance wording. The English page remains the authoritative campaign version. Visitors may request clarification at info@votemotta2028.com.
This campaign policy is operational guidance, not legal advice or a third-party accessibility certification.
The campaign website is operating as a live beta while the expanded public launch is prepared for approximately August 10, 2026. Accessibility controls, language help, diagnostics, form recovery and campaign support remain available during testing.
Support email: info@votemotta2028.com. The email-help button sends only when the visitor chooses Send. Successful online forms may also trigger a minimal campaign notification.