Accessibility
What we do so everyone can use QRelix, what is not there yet, and how to tell us about a problem.
Last updated: November 9, 2026
QRelix, a product of Fitted Tech LLC, wants everyone to be able to create, manage, and scan QR codes, whatever device, browser, or assistive technology they use. This page covers qrelix.com, the QRelix web app, the screens people see when they scan a code, and the QRelix mobile app.
The standard we aim for
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. We are not there on every screen yet, and we treat the gaps we find or hear about as bugs to fix.
What we do
- A "Skip to main content" link is the first stop on every page of the website.
- Pages are built from shared components with headings, labels, and error messages that screen readers can announce.
- The site works in light and dark appearance and follows your device's setting.
- Layouts adapt to small screens, down to a phone held upright.
- Scan screens are kept short, with one clear heading and plain buttons, because they are seen by people who never chose QRelix.
Known limitations
- A QR code is a picture. Whoever prints or shares a code decides what text sits beside it, so a code may not tell you where it leads before you scan it.
- Pages, files, videos, and embedded sites that our customers add are theirs. We do not control how accessible they are, or the websites their QR codes open.
- Charts in the analytics dashboard are visual. The same numbers are available as an export you can open in a spreadsheet.
- Older help articles and blog posts may have images without a detailed text alternative.
Tell us about a problem
If something on QRelix is hard or impossible to use, tell us which page or screen it was and what went wrong. We read every report and can give you the information another way if you need it. Write to:
Fitted Tech LLC, Seattle, WA, USA