Quasar

Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 27 August 2026

Quasar aims at WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This statement records where it is verified and names the one criterion it does not meet, so the gap is a stated position rather than something to discover.

What is not met

SC 1.4.10 Reflow (Level AA) is not met. Quasar is built for the desktop. Its content is not usable at 320 CSS pixels without scrolling in two directions, and we do not claim otherwise. Quasar is verified at 1024 CSS pixels wide and above: an automated check runs over every page of the application at that width and wider on every build, asserting that nothing is pushed out of reach.

Below that width the application still loads and can be read — nothing is blocked — and it says so: a dismissible notice explains that Quasar is built for the desktop, with the page behind it left usable. This is a deliberate position rather than an oversight, and reaching conformance would mean rebuilding the layout of every page rather than adjusting one.

What is verified

The following are checked automatically on every build, so they are properties of the code rather than intentions:

What has not been checked

Quasar has not been tested with a screen reader by a person who uses one. The checks above are automated, and no automated check substitutes for that trial. Treat the list above as what we have verified, not as an audit of the product.

This statement covers the Quasar web application. It is reviewed when any claim above changes.

Feedback

If you hit a barrier in Quasar, tell us at the address below and say what you were trying to do. Reports about the criteria above, and about anything not listed, are equally welcome.