Accessibility conformance report (WCAG 2.1)
SqlDBM is the leading cloud database modeling and metadata management platform.
SqlDBM allows users with all backgrounds and levels of technical expertise to model:
- Data landscape
- Search
- Navigate, and manage additional metadata with no coding required
At SqlDBM, we are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible experience for all users of our platform. This accessibility page provides information about our measures to ensure accessibility and how we aim to improve our product further.
Evaluation methods
To ensure the accessibility of our website, we have conducted a thorough evaluation using a combination of automated and manual testing methods with the help of accessiBe Ltd. Our evaluation included the following:
Automated testing
We utilized various automated tools such as WAVE, TPGi Color Contrast Analyzer, axe, and HTML validator to scan our website and identify potential accessibility issues. These tools help us detect and address common accessibility concerns.
Manual testing
Our team performed manual testing using the latest versions of Chrome and Firefox on Windows 11. We meticulously reviewed each page, interacted with different elements, and examined the user experience to identify any accessibility barriers that may exist.
Assistive technology
We tested with assistive technologies including popular screen readers and keyboard-only navigation to verify that core flows remain operable and understandable for users who rely on them.
Evaluation results
Based on the evaluation process conducted on July 2, 2023, we determined that SqlDBM is partially supportive of the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines. While we have made significant efforts to enhance accessibility, there are areas where improvements can be made to provide a more inclusive experience for all users and we are working diligently to meet those needs.
The full details of the evaluation can be found in our SqlDBM Accessibility Conformance Report.
Contact us
Accessibility is an ongoing journey for us at SqlDBM, and we strive to provide an inclusive experience for all users. If you have any questions, concerns, or feedback regarding the accessibility of SqlDBM, please contact our support team at support@sqldbm.com. We are here to assist you and address any accessibility-related inquiries.