Accessibility Statement

Our Commitment

CaloriesSnap is committed to improving digital accessibility for all users. We want our calculators, supporting pages, and key site features to be easier to understand, navigate, and use for as many people as possible.

This includes visitors using assistive technologies, keyboard navigation, mobile devices, larger text settings, and other browsing setups that may affect how content is accessed. We also recognize that accessibility supports a better experience for older adults, people with temporary impairments, and users in challenging environments such as bright light, reduced bandwidth, or limited time.

What Accessibility Means

Web accessibility means websites and digital tools are designed and developed so people with disabilities can use them. This includes users with visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, and neurological disabilities.

In practice, accessibility can include clear structure, readable text, keyboard support, helpful labels, predictable navigation, and layouts that work across different screens and devices. Better accessibility often improves usability for everyone, not only for people using assistive technology.

Accessibility Standards We Aim To Follow

CaloriesSnap uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a guiding benchmark for ongoing improvements. WCAG is a widely recognized international standard for web accessibility.

We use these principles to help shape how content is structured, how interactive elements behave, and how pages can be used across a variety of devices and access needs. This statement does not claim that every part of the website is fully compliant in every situation. Instead, it reflects our intention to review, improve, and move closer to recognized best practices over time.

Steps We Are Taking

We aim to build and maintain CaloriesSnap in ways that support practical accessibility. Our current efforts include:

• Using semantic page structure to improve clarity for users and assistive technologies
• Adding alt text for meaningful images where appropriate
• Supporting keyboard-accessible navigation and interactive controls
• Using color contrast that is intended to remain readable across common viewing conditions
• Choosing readable typography, sensible spacing, and clear content layout
• Designing pages to work across mobile, tablet, and desktop screen sizes
• Using descriptive headings, labels, and link text to help users understand page structure
• Providing visible focus states for links, buttons, and other interactive elements
• Reviewing content and interface patterns as the website evolves

Ongoing Improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing effort. As CaloriesSnap grows, we continue to review our pages, calculators, and supporting content to identify areas that can be improved. Some updates may happen during broader design, content, or technical maintenance, while others may be prioritized based on user feedback.

Known Limitations

While we aim to improve accessibility across the website, some parts of CaloriesSnap may not yet fully meet every accessibility expectation for every user, device, or assistive technology setup.

• Some older content may still need refinement to better support accessibility best practices
• Some third-party tools, integrations, or embedded elements may have limitations outside our direct control
• Occasional inconsistencies may still appear across different browsers, devices, or assistive technologies

When we identify issues, we aim to review them and make reasonable improvements where possible.

Browser, Device, and Assistive Technology Compatibility

CaloriesSnap is designed to work with modern browsers and responsive devices. This includes current versions of common browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.

We also aim to support keyboard navigation and improve compatibility with screen readers and related assistive technologies. Because browsing environments vary, we do not guarantee identical performance in every setup, but we continue working to improve usability across common access methods.

Feedback and Accessibility Support

If you experience difficulty using any part of CaloriesSnap, please let us know through our Contact page. Feedback helps us understand where users face barriers and where improvements are most needed.

For faster support, it helps if you include the page you were using, the issue you encountered, the device you were on, and the browser you were using. If assistive technology was involved, you can mention that as well. Clear details make it easier for us to review the problem and improve the experience.

Content Scope and Medical Safety

CaloriesSnap provides informational calculator tools related to calories, macros, body metrics, fitness, and nutrition planning. The website is intended to support general understanding and everyday use, but it is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Accessibility feedback is welcome for both technical usability and content usability. If something is difficult to read, understand, navigate, or operate, we encourage you to contact us so we can review it.

Statement Maintenance

This accessibility statement may be updated from time to time as CaloriesSnap grows, our content changes, and our accessibility practices improve. We encourage visitors to review this page periodically for the latest information about our approach.