Accessibility Statement

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Last updated: June 2026

Hume Health Corp wants humebandofficial.site and the Hume Health app to work properly for every visitor, assistive technology users included. What follows covers where our efforts currently stand, and how to get in touch if something falls short.

The Bar We're Aiming For

Our target across humebandofficial.site is WCAG 2.1, Level AA. Practically, that translates to things like:

• Alt text that actually describes what's happening in an image, not filler for decoration.
• Text-to-background contrast that stays readable everywhere on the site.
• Full keyboard access to menus, forms, and interactive pieces — the mobile nav and FAQ accordions included.
• Semantic markup and ARIA labels so screen readers announce headings, buttons, and page regions accurately.
• Layouts that don't break when someone bumps up browser font size or zooms in.

Not A One-And-Done Checklist

We treat this as something that needs revisiting continuously, not a task to close out once. Run into a barrier anywhere on humebandofficial.site or inside the Hume Health app? Tell us — we'd genuinely like to fix it.

Reporting A Problem

Assistive technology giving you trouble somewhere on our site or app? Let us know. It's helpful if your message includes:

• Which page or app screen was involved
• A short description of what went wrong
• What assistive technology, browser, or device you had running

Reports get reviewed quickly, with anything that blocks someone from browsing, researching, or buying the product jumping to the top of the list.

Where Third-Party Tools Come In

Certain pieces of humebandofficial.site — checkout and payment components, for example — run on outside services. We pick vendors who care about accessibility too, but we can't fully control how they've built things on their end. Hit a snag in one of those areas anyway? Tell us, and we'll push the vendor or work out another route for you.