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HateAPI accessibility
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We want the HateAPI website, including the Antisemitism Detection Suite, to be usable by people with disabilities. This statement covers every page of this site: the playground and model comparison, documentation and integration guides, sign-in and account setup, settings, and these policy pages.
Our approach
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a design and testing target. This is a target, rather than a claim of independently certified conformance.
The site provides:
- A skip-to-content link
- Keyboard focus indicators
- Labels for controls
- Textual result labels alongside visual signals
- Responsive layouts
- Reduced-motion preferences, respected in shared animation styles
Limitations and third-party content
Research media
The playground includes research examples from social platforms. Example images have text descriptions, but most example videos do not yet have captions, and none have audio descriptions.
Wide tables
Wide model, usage, and API key tables may require scrolling within their own frame on small screens.
Third-party services
Google sign-in and provider websites are separate services with their own accessibility characteristics.
Automated tests cannot establish that every interaction works with every assistive technology. We continue to review account dialogs, selection controls, results, keyboard navigation, and layouts as the site changes.
Get help or report a barrier
Please include
- The page address
- The task you were trying to complete
- The barrier
- If helpful, your browser and assistive technology
Please avoid sending provider API keys or sensitive content.
Tell us if you need information in a different format so we can discuss an alternative.
The main AddressHate website and dashboard have a separate accessibility statement.