Accessibility

Last updated: September 28, 2026

Ordering food shouldn't depend on how you see, hear, or move. We build taeam.ca and the Taeam apps to be usable by everyone, and when something falls short we want to hear about it directly.

What we build to

We work toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. In practice, on this site that means:

The brand gold and red are darkened wherever they carry text on light backgrounds, so that text meets the contrast target.
Links, buttons and form fields work with a keyboard and show a visible focus ring, in a colour that stands out on both our light and dark backgrounds.
A "Skip to content" link is the first thing you reach with Tab on every page.
Form fields have labels that screen readers read out, and dialogs are announced as dialogs.
Errors on the waitlist and booking forms are read out by screen readers as they appear, and so is the confirmation when you join the launch waitlist.
The video on the home page has a pause button. If your system asks for reduced motion, the video stays paused and decorative animations stop. Loading spinners still turn.
Images that carry meaning have text alternatives; decorative ones are hidden from assistive tech.

Where we are honestly

The site is young and we audit it as we build. We haven't finished: a few small labels still fall below the contrast target, and the ordering pages that open at launch haven't had this pass yet.

Some pieces come from outside providers, like the Stripe payment form and the maps, and we don't fully control how accessible they are.

If you hit something that doesn't work with your screen reader, keyboard, or magnifier, that's a bug to us and it gets fixed like one.

Tell us

Email contact@taeam.ca with the page and what got in your way. A founder reads these. You won't be routed through three departments. If you can't complete an order because of an accessibility barrier, say so and we'll take the order another way while we fix it.

What we build to

We work toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. In practice, on this site that means:

The brand gold and red are darkened wherever they carry text on light backgrounds, so that text meets the contrast target.
Links, buttons and form fields work with a keyboard and show a visible focus ring, in a colour that stands out on both our light and dark backgrounds.
A "Skip to content" link is the first thing you reach with Tab on every page.
Form fields have labels that screen readers read out, and dialogs are announced as dialogs.
Errors on the waitlist and booking forms are read out by screen readers as they appear, and so is the confirmation when you join the launch waitlist.
The video on the home page has a pause button. If your system asks for reduced motion, the video stays paused and decorative animations stop. Loading spinners still turn.
Images that carry meaning have text alternatives; decorative ones are hidden from assistive tech.

Where we are honestly

The site is young and we audit it as we build. We haven't finished: a few small labels still fall below the contrast target, and the ordering pages that open at launch haven't had this pass yet.

Some pieces come from outside providers, like the Stripe payment form and the maps, and we don't fully control how accessible they are.

If you hit something that doesn't work with your screen reader, keyboard, or magnifier, that's a bug to us and it gets fixed like one.