Accessibility
Access for every
cadet, every step.
We are working to make Cadence a clear, usable learning experience for every instructor and cadet.
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. We are building Cadence with inclusive design, practical feedback, and measurable progress in mind.
Our commitment
Cadence is designed to support accessible, responsive workflows for the JROTC community. We aim to make essential platform tasks understandable and operable for people using a range of devices, browsers, and assistive technologies.
- Semantic page structure and descriptive landmarks
- Keyboard-accessible navigation, dialogs, and forms
- Visible focus indicators and readable color contrast
- Responsive experiences across phone, tablet, and desktop
- Reduced-motion support where animation is used
Our progress toward WCAG 2.2 AA
Future Force is actively working toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA. This work includes evaluating Cadence experiences, addressing identified barriers, and incorporating accessibility into ongoing product design and development.
We will publish accessibility evaluation results and updates on this page as they become available. Until then, this statement describes our current direction and should not be read as a certification of conformance.
Feedback and support
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please contact us with the page or feature involved, your device and browser, any assistive technology you use, and a brief description of the issue. Your feedback helps us prioritize improvements.