Accessibility Statement

ThynkQ is committed to making thynkq.com accessible to as many people as possible. Our target standard is WCAG 2.1 Level AA compliance.

We take the following steps to improve accessibility:

• Semantic HTML structure with appropriate heading hierarchy
• Color contrast targeting WCAG AA across all three site themes (OLED dark, Evening, Light), with known exceptions tracked below
• Keyboard-navigable interactive elements
• Descriptive link text and button labels
• Alt text on informational images
• Responsive layout that works at all viewport sizes
• Text that scales with browser font size settings

We are aware of the following accessibility limitations and are working to address them:

• The homepage's full-page WebGL scroll journey is our largest animated surface and carries the most risk for users with vestibular disorders. It respects your operating system's prefers-reduced-motion setting automatically, and also has an on-page "Reduce motion" control (visible near the top of the homepage) for visitors who have not set that at the OS level
• Interactive design experience pages (/experiences/*) contain complex animations that may not have full screen reader support
• Some color contrast on the homepage journey is measured against a moving shader background and can fall short of AA at specific scroll positions; we are working to bring the worst cases up to the floor
• Third-party embeds (Cal.com booking widget) are subject to Cal.com's own accessibility implementation

Some parts of thynkq.com use third-party services (Cal.com for booking, Stripe for payments). We do not control the accessibility of these external services. Please refer to their respective accessibility statements.

If you experience an accessibility barrier on thynkq.com, or if you need content in an alternative format, please contact us:

Email: rodolf@thynkq.com

We aim to respond to accessibility requests within 5 business days.

If you are not satisfied with our response, you have the right to contact your local equality or digital accessibility enforcement body. In the United States, accessibility concerns for websites may be directed to the Department of Justice (ADA Title III). In the EU, please refer to your national implementing authority for the EU Web Accessibility Directive.