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Accessibility statement

ATLIS is the assessment and reporting product for the AI Transformation Leadership Index. This page says which standard we work to, what it covers, what we check and how, what we know still falls short, and how to tell us about a problem.

The standard we work to

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA.

Status: partially conformant. The automated checks below pass on every page they cover. No manual or screen-reader review is planned for this release, so this statement stays "partially conformant" and we do not claim full conformance. Last assessed: 8 October 2026.

What this statement covers

  • The candidate assessment, from sign-in and consent through every section to the completion page.
  • The candidate report and the partner report, on screen.
  • The pilot pages used to test reports with readers.

It does not cover the internal administration tools, which candidates and partners never see. We still check them with the same automated tests.

How we check

  • On every change, axe-core scans the sign-in pages, every assessment page, the pilot pages, the internal administration pages and this page, and both reports on a set of representative report pages built from the same components. A serious or critical issue fails the build; nothing is excepted.
  • The same scan runs with Windows high-contrast (forced colours) and with reduced motion turned on.
  • The same pages are checked at 200% zoom and at a 320-pixel-wide window: nothing is lost and nothing scrolls in two directions.
  • The whole assessment is completed with the keyboard alone in an automated test, with focus visible at every step.
  • Every chart in the reports has a table with the same values, and every pair of colours from our design tokens is checked for contrast.

Known limitations

  • In timed sections the time limit is shown and over-time is recorded; it never stops you or submits for you. In the reasoning block the timer keeps running if you leave the page. An answer given after the time is up is marked as over time. If you need longer for a disability-related reason, take it; tell the person who invited you and the extra time can be recorded with your assessment.
  • The AI coach is a written conversation. Replies arrive whole, not word by word, and a screen reader announces each reply once.
  • Artefact upload uses the standard file picker; drag and drop is optional. Some file types you add may not be accessible themselves — that depends on the file.
  • The live work-sample exercise (where one is used) runs in a separate session with its own arrangements; ask about them before the session.

Tell us about a problem

If something in ATLIS is hard to use or does not work with the way you use a computer, tell the person who invited you to the assessment. They will pass it to the ATLIS team, who will reply and, where we can, offer another way to complete the step.

When we review this statement

We re-run the checks above with every release and review this statement at least once every 12 months, or sooner when the product changes in a way that affects it.