Navigation
Keyboard and structure
Pages use landmarks, headings, labeled navigation, visible focus states, and a skip link so visitors can move through the site without relying on a pointer.
Accessibility
The website should work for the person using it.
We aim for clear language, keyboard access, readable contrast, responsive layouts, and meaningful structure. If something gets in your way, tell us.
Our approach
Usability is part of the work.
PrivateStride maintains this website as the content and technology change. We do not treat accessibility as a one-time badge or claim.
Presentation
Readable at different sizes
Text and layouts adapt across common screen sizes. Content is designed to remain understandable when zoomed or viewed on a smaller display.
Content
Plain language and alternatives
We favor descriptive links, short sections, visible labels, text explanations, and reduced-motion support where animation is not essential.
Report a barrier
Tell us the page and what you were trying to do.
Email partners@privatestride.com. Include the page address, the barrier, your browser or assistive technology if relevant, and the format that would work better. Do not include client or taxpayer information.
Last reviewed August 11, 2026.
Scope
An honest commitment, not a certification claim.
This statement applies to the public PrivateStride marketing website. Third-party sites and tools linked from it have their own accessibility practices. We have not represented this site as independently certified against a particular standard.
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