PayStubCheck is working toward a more accessible experience across navigation, document forms, research pages, and support content. This page describes the current approach and gives users a direct way to report barriers; it is not a claim of formal WCAG certification.
PayStubCheck documents and research are designed around clear scope, limited retention, source transparency, and explicit limits on what a generated record can establish.
Interactive navigation and form controls should remain reachable by keyboard, expose meaningful labels, and preserve visible focus states. Recent navigation work also honors reduced-motion preferences for nonessential animation.
Pages use headings, labels, landmarks, links, buttons, and form controls so assistive technologies can identify common page structures. Decorative imagery should not carry essential information without a text equivalent.
The current color system is designed with separate roles for primary actions, dark surfaces, pale surfaces, borders, and text. Contrast, zoom behavior, mobile layouts, and large-text readability remain part of ongoing QA rather than a one-time checkbox.
Generator validation should identify the field that needs attention and explain what is required without relying on color alone. Complex document previews are supplemental to the labeled form controls used to enter the data.
Navigation motion and other nonessential transitions should reduce or stop when the browser reports a reduced-motion preference. Essential state changes remain available without depending on animation.
If something prevents you from using PayStubCheck, email support@paystubcheck.com with the page URL, the task you were trying to complete, your browser/device if known, and a description of the barrier. Do not include sensitive payroll information unless support specifically asks for it through an appropriate channel.
Support can help with document delivery, generator questions, accessibility barriers, and other service issues.