Accessibility

Last updated October 27, 2026

We want everyone to be able to use Quilco, including people who are blind or have low vision, and people who use a keyboard, a screen reader, voice control, zoom or other assistive technology. We build Quilco to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA, and we test it with automated checks and by hand.

What Quilco does

Screen readers: every page has headings, labeled buttons and fields, and a “Skip to main content” link. Messages such as “Saved” or an error are read out when they appear.
Keyboard: everything can be reached and used with the keyboard, with a clear focus outline. In tab strips the arrow keys move between tabs. Pop-ups keep your place, close with Escape, and return you to where you were.
Search: press Ctrl+K (or Command+K on a Mac) anywhere in the app to jump to any section, lead, post or setting by typing.
Speaking instead of typing: the microphone button lets you dictate into any text box.
Pictures: Quilco writes a short description (alt text) for every photo you upload. It is used on your website, in Instagram and Facebook photo posts, and when you pick photos in the app, so screen readers can say what each photo shows.
Charts: every chart has a text summary of what it shows.
Zoom and motion: pages work when zoomed to 200% or more. If your device is set to reduce motion, Quilco turns off its animations and the video at the top of your website starts paused.

Websites Quilco builds for you

The websites Quilco makes for your business are built to the same standard: real headings, a skip link, labeled contact forms, alt text on photos, a Pause button on moving video, and button and link colors that are adjusted automatically so text stays readable.

Known limits

Previews of designed posts, ads and videos are pictures. Their caption, headline and status are shown as text next to them, but the look of the design itself is visual. Ask the assistant to describe or change any of it in words.
Some steps happen on other companies’ pages, such as signing in with Google, Apple or Facebook, and paying through Stripe. Those pages are run by those companies.
Spoken words in your own video clips are not captioned automatically yet.

Tell us about a problem

If anything in Quilco or on a Quilco website is hard to use with your setup, email support@quilco.app with the page and what happened. We reply within two business days, and if something can’t be fixed right away we’ll help you get the task done another way, such as doing it for you or by phone.