Accessibility statement

Everyone should be able to use this hub

Beena AI Hub, operated by Demingway, is built to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA across every public and member page. Where a country sets a stricter or more specific requirement, we apply that requirement in addition to our baseline.

Conformance status: partially conformant with WCAG 2.2 AA. Known gaps are listed below and are being worked through. Last reviewed 18 September 2026.

Keyboard and screen reader

Every action can be reached and completed with a keyboard alone. A skip link opens each page, landmarks are labelled, and focus is always visible.

Targets, contrast and motion

Interactive controls meet a 44px minimum target, text meets AA contrast in light and dark modes, and all motion is removed when your device requests reduced motion.

Checked on every design change

An automated check runs against our own design and accessibility contract whenever an interface file changes, so drift is caught before it ships.

What we follow, by country

Accessibility laws and technical standards applied by region
RegionLaw or regulationTechnical basis
European UnionEuropean Accessibility Act (EAA) · EN 301 549WCAG 2.2 level AA
United KingdomEquality Act 2010 · public sector accessibility regulationsWCAG 2.2 level AA
United StatesADA Titles II/III · Section 508 (Revised)WCAG 2.1/2.2 level AA
CanadaAccessible Canada Act · AODA (Ontario) · Loi 25 practice (Quebec)WCAG 2.1/2.2 level AA
AustraliaDisability Discrimination Act 1992 · Digital Service StandardWCAG 2.2 level AA
IsraelEqual Rights for Persons with Disabilities · IS 5568WCAG 2.0/2.1 level AA
IndiaRights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016 · GIGW 3.0WCAG 2.1 level AA
JapanJIS X 8341-3:2016WCAG 2.0/2.1 level AA
Rest of worldOur own baseline where no local rule appliesWCAG 2.2 level AA

This statement describes the standards we build to. It is not a legal certification, and it is not a substitute for an independent audit.

Known gaps

  • The interactive funding globe is a visual aid. Every grant it shows is also available in the list view, which is the accessible equivalent.
  • Some research and funding summaries come from outside sources and keep their original wording, which we cannot rewrite for reading level.
  • Content is currently published in English only.

Devices we design and test for

Every page is laid out for these device classes in both orientations. This table is the record we keep and check against when the interface changes.

Supported device classes, viewport widths, orientations and layout behaviour
Device classReference devicesViewportOrientationLayout behaviour
Large laptop / desktopMacBook Pro 16", Studio Display, external 4K1440–2560pxLandscapeFull editorial grid, persistent side rail, three-column cards, wider measure above 1920px.
LaptopMacBook Air 13"/15", MacBook Pro 14"1180–1512pxLandscapePrimary desktop layout: fixed header nav, two-to-three column feed, sticky filters.
Tablet landscapeiPad Pro 13", iPad Air, iPad 10.9"1024–1366pxLandscapeDesktop navigation retained, two-column content, larger tap targets, no hover-only actions.
Tablet portraitiPad Pro 11", iPad mini744–1023pxPortraitSingle wide column, menu collapses to sheet, filters stay visible on scroll.
Large phoneiPhone 18 Pro Max, iPhone 17 Plus430–480pxPortraitSingle column, sticky action bar, safe-area padding around the Dynamic Island and home indicator.
PhoneiPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 16, iPhone SE320–429pxPortraitSingle column, 44px minimum targets, collapsing filter bar, 16px inputs to prevent zoom.
Phone landscapeAny iPhone rotated568–932px wide, ≤430px tallLandscapeReduced vertical chrome, background rules removed, scrollable panels instead of fixed overlays.
Foldable / dual screeniPhone Fold-class, Galaxy Z Fold344px folded, 768–1024px unfoldedBothReflows between phone and tablet layouts at the fold; no content depends on a fixed width.
Assistive contextsVoiceOver, Zoom, Switch Control, keyboard onlyUp to 400% zoomBothNo horizontal scrolling at 320px equivalent, landmarks and skip link on every page.

Tell us about a barrier

If anything here blocks you, email accessibility@beenaai.com with the page and what happened. We reply within 5 working days and will provide the information in another format if you need it.

If you are not satisfied with our response you may contact the enforcement body in your country — for example the EU market surveillance authority under the EAA, the Equality Advisory and Support Service in the UK, or the relevant civil rights office in the US.

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