Accessibility
Supersede aims to make its research usable with keyboards, screen readers, zoom, and mobile displays while continuing to test and improve the experience.
Last updated July 23, 2026. Applies to the Supersede Consumer site.
Current approach
The site uses semantic headings, labeled forms, visible focus behavior, text alternatives for meaningful visuals, high-contrast presentation, responsive layouts, and links whose purpose is stated in surrounding context. Code-native decorative artwork is hidden from assistive technology where it adds no information.
Need help or found a barrier?
Contact michael@supersedepro.com with the page, the task you were trying to complete, the assistive technology or browser involved if relevant, and the format or accommodation that would help. Do not include unnecessary sensitive information.
Ongoing work
Accessibility review is part of pre-launch desktop and mobile inspection. Supersede will document confirmed issues, prioritize barriers that prevent access to buyer-guide information, and retest fixes.