Accessibility Statement for UNFQD Ltd

Effective Date: 15.11.25

UNFQD™ was built for neurodivergent humans first — not as an afterthought, not as a diversity checkbox, but as the core of everything we do.

Accessibility isn’t a feature here.

It’s the foundation.

We are committed to making our website, digital products, courses, and community spaces accessible and usable for as many people as possible, including people with:

- ADHD

- Autism

- AuDHD

- Dyslexia

- Dyspraxia

- OCD

- Anxiety

- Depression

- Trauma backgrounds

- Sensory processing differences

- Executive dysfunction

- Chronic illness or disability

- Speech, hearing, cognitive, or visual differences

If you’re ND, disabled, overwhelmed, or “my brain doesn’t FQing cooperate today” — you’re in the right place.

We actively work toward:

ND-Friendly Content Design

- clear, conversational language

- low-jargon explanations

- optional short summaries

- predictable structure

- supportive pacing

- emotionally regulated tone

Visual Accessibility

- high-contrast design (black + gold theme)

- readable typography

- ND-safe spacing and layouts

- minimalist design to reduce overwhelm

Flexible Learning Formats

Where possible, we offer:

- transcripts for video/audio

- downloadable resources

- written + visual explanations

- optional replays

- multiple formats for essential lessons

- tiered “10–30–60–90%” energy pathways

- zero-pressure pacing

Community Safety

Our spaces aim to be:

- non-judgmental

- shame-free

- consent-based

- ND-affirming

- low-pressure

- emotionally safe

Returnability is always part of the ecosystem — ghosting isn’t punished here.

Because UNFQD™ is a living ecosystem, we’re continuously improving.

We are actively working to:

- add more transcripts and accessible formats

- reduce sensory overwhelm where possible

- simplify navigation

- ensure colour contrast is WCAG AA compliant

- expand captioning and visual alternatives

- make forms more accessible for screen readers

- improve keyboard-only navigation

- audit animations and motion triggers

If you spot something inaccessible, we want to know.

You won’t hurt our feelings — you’ll help us make things better.

If you need support with anything on our website or in our programs, contact us at:

[email protected]

You can ask for:

- an alternative format

- clarity or explanation

- access support

- slower pacing

- fewer steps

- a simplified approach

- emotional accommodations (e.g. shame-free re-entry)

We will always respond with kindness, zero judgment, and actual solutions.

Some parts of the UNFQD™ ecosystem run through third-party platforms such as:

- GoHighLevel (GHL)

- Google Drive

- Stripe

- AI platforms

- Email providers

- Analytics tools

- Community platforms (if used)

These platforms have their own accessibility standards, which we cannot fully control — but we always choose platforms known for reliability and broad accessibility.

If you encounter:

- a barrier

- a confusing layout

- unreadable text

- contrast issues

- sensory overload triggers

- unclear instructions

- inaccessible design

- anything that makes you go “ugh my brain can’t with this”

Please email us at:

[email protected]

We take all feedback seriously and will work to resolve issues as quickly as humanly possible.

You matter.

Your access needs matter.

Your pace matters.

Your brain is not an inconvenience.

We will always do our best to make UNFQD™ a place where you feel safe, supported, and able to engage in a way that works for your nervous system — not against it.

If something isn’t accessible to you yet, tell us.

We want to build this with you, not for you.