At Brandora Labs LLC, we believe accessibility means innovation, inclusion and equity.
Our goal is for everyone —regardless of visual, auditory, cognitive, motor or neurodivergent conditions or economic status— to access, understand and use our services without barriers.
Accessibility is not a technical requirement only; it’s part of our mission to democratize branding and make identity an experience that is fair, diverse and universal.
Accessibility Statement
We design for all minds and bodies: neurodivergent users, low-vision users, entrepreneurs of limited resources, and creators seeking representation.
Execution & Standards
We follow WCAG 2.2 Level AA and “Design for All” principles.
Measures implemented:
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AA color contrast
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Semantic structure (H1–H3)
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Alt text for all images
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Visible focus rings for keyboard navigation
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Readable typography
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Screen-reader compatibility
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Reduced motion for sensory comfort
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Clear language and neuro-friendly layout
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Low-stimulus visual mode
Economic & Cultural Accessibility
Through our modular system (The Branding Bar) and transparent pricing, we offer Fair Price branding for entrepreneurs and businesses of all sizes.
We work in ES/EN and collaborate with multicultural creatives to represent diversity in every brand.
Diversity & Inclusion in Our Team
Our team brings together different backgrounds, cultures, genders and abilities.
We are DEI-ready and train our collaborators in inclusive language and empathic design.
Design for All / Empowering Our Clients
We encourage our clients to make their own brands accessible — through clear content, inclusive visuals and multilingual communication systems.
Continuous Improvement
We review our accessibility standards annually to stay aligned with emerging technical and social guidelines.
Requests & Support
If you encounter any accessibility issues or have suggestions, please contact:
accessibility@brandoralabs.com
+1 575 213 9493 (WhatsApp / iMessage)
brandoralabs.com
We respond to all requests within 30 business days.
Partial Compliance (Third-Party Content)
Some embedded third-party elements (e.g., YouTube videos) may not fully meet our standards. We declare partial compliance where technical control is limited.