Accessibility Statement

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Last updated: June 2026

Hume Health Corp cares about humeband-official.site and the Hume Health app being genuinely usable, including for people navigating with assistive technology. Below is where our efforts stand today, and how to reach us if something isn't working as intended.

What We're Targeting

Our benchmark is WCAG 2.1, Level AA, across humeband-official.site. In practice, that means:

• Alt text that meaningfully describes images carrying information, rather than filler text on decorative ones.
• Contrast between text and its background that stays legible sitewide.
• Menus, forms, and interactive pieces — the mobile nav and FAQ accordions included — that work fully via keyboard.
• Structured HTML and ARIA labeling so screen readers correctly announce headings, buttons, and page regions.
• Layouts that hold together when someone increases text size or zooms in on their browser.

A Continuing Effort

This isn't something we finish once and move on from — the site keeps changing, and our accessibility work adjusts alongside it. Come across a barrier anywhere on humeband-official.site or in the app? We genuinely want to hear about it.

How To Report An Issue

Running into trouble with assistive technology anywhere on our site or app? Let us know. It's helpful to include:

• Which page or app screen the issue happened on
• A short explanation of what went wrong
• The assistive technology, browser, or device involved

We move quickly on accessibility feedback, and anything blocking someone from browsing, learning about, or ordering the product gets priority.

Third-Party Components

A few pieces of humeband-official.site — checkout, for example — run through outside services. We choose partners who take accessibility seriously, though we can't fully control how they've built their own tools. If one of those components gives you trouble, tell us anyway and we'll either push the vendor or find you another way through.