Accessibility statement

We build khanwork.com toward WCAG 2.1 AA, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines published by the W3C. That is a design target we hold ourselves to on every page, not a badge. We have not commissioned a formal audit and we do not claim a certification or full conformance. What we can tell you honestly is what we actually do, which is the rest of this page.

This is a static site with a conventional document structure. Headings are semantic and nested in order, so you can skim a page by heading level in a screen reader, and fonts are served from our own domain rather than a third party.

You can reach and operate the menus, buttons, links, and forms on this site with a keyboard alone. As you tab through a page, a visible focus ring with a small offset shows which element is active, so you always know where you are before you press enter.

Images that carry meaning have alt text describing what they show. The video testimonials are YouTube embeds that start only when you press play. Nothing on this site plays sound without you asking for it.

If your system is set to prefer reduced motion, the site respects that setting. A global stylesheet rule turns off animations, transitions, and smooth scrolling for that preference, so content appears in place instead of moving.

The site alternates dark sections with light text and light sections with dark text, and we check text and interactive elements against the WCAG AA contrast targets as we design them. Where a brand color pairing falls short at body-text size, we keep it to large display type or swap in a stronger combination.

Some parts of the experience render inside embeds we do not control: the Cal.com booking tool, Stripe's hosted checkout pages, the embedded YouTube players, and the KhanWork chat widget. Each is built and maintained by its vendor, so its accessibility can differ from the rest of the site.

You never need the booking embed or the chat widget to reach us. Anything they do, you can also do by emailing ali@khanwork.com directly.

If a page does not work with your screen reader, keyboard, or any other assistive technology, email ali@khanwork.com with the page address and what happened. Your report goes straight to the person who builds the site, and we will work on a fix and reply to you directly.