Accessibility Statement

CyberGlobalNet wants everyone to be able to use us.cyberglobalnet.com, including people who use a screen reader, a keyboard, zoom or other assistive technology. If anything on our website is hard to use, email us at support@cyberglobalnet.com and we’ll help.

Our goal

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. This is our goal, not a certification, and we keep working toward it as the website changes.

What we’ve done

Tested every page in our sitemap with automated accessibility checks (axe-core, WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 rules at levels A and AA) on desktop and phone screen sizes in November 2026, and fixed what they found.
Tested with a keyboard only on the home page, the Websites, About Us and Contact pages and a blog post, in English and Spanish. Every link, menu, button and form field can be reached and shows a clear focus outline. The main menu opens and moves with the arrow keys, and the questions in our FAQs open with Enter.
Tested the home, Websites, Contact and What’s My IP pages in English and Spanish, plus this page and a blog post, with the NVDA screen reader (version 2026.3) and Chrome in November 2026. Page titles, landmarks, link and button names, the keyboard order and whether FAQ answers are open or closed are all announced correctly.
Adjusted text and button colors to meet the WCAG AA contrast ratio.
Gave every page one main heading, a “Skip to content” link, and labeled header, main content and footer regions for screen readers.
Added text descriptions to meaningful images and icon links, and hid decorative images from screen readers.
Checked that the headings on every page follow a logical order, from the main heading down.
Labeled every form field.
Checked every page on small phone screens (320 pixels wide) and at the equivalent of 200% zoom, with no sideways scrolling.

Content from other services

Some features on our website come from other services: Google reCAPTCHA on our forms, YouTube video players on our Video Production page, Stripe’s card form on our Payments page, and the Halley chat assistant and some forms (Send Content and Referral Program) that load from our Cybix platform. These services run their own code, which we can’t change or control, and they are responsible for its accessibility. For example, the card form on our Payments page is built and hosted by Stripe to keep your payment details secure. If any of these services gives you trouble, email us at support@cyberglobalnet.com and we’ll help you get the same information or service another way.