Accessibility Statement

Last Updated: August 13, 2026

VitalSpark by Ferdie (“VitalSpark,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is committed to improving the accessibility and usability of our website, mobile application, and related digital services for people with disabilities.

We believe that fitness, wellness, and personal-development resources should be available to as many people as reasonably possible, regardless of ability or the assistive technologies they use.

Accessibility is an ongoing effort, and we continue to evaluate and improve the VitalSpark experience as our website and application evolve.

1. Our Accessibility Commitment

VitalSpark aims to provide a digital experience that is:

Perceivable.
Operable.
Understandable.
Robust.
Clear and easy to navigate.
Compatible with commonly used accessibility features where reasonably possible.

We work toward incorporating recognized accessibility practices into the design, development, content, and ongoing maintenance of VitalSpark.

2. Accessibility Standards

VitalSpark aims to follow recognized accessibility principles and guidance, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

Where practical, we work toward accessibility practices consistent with WCAG Level AA principles.

This statement is not a representation that every page, screen, feature, or component currently conforms fully with every WCAG success criterion.

Accessibility improvements are an ongoing part of VitalSpark development.

3. Services Covered by This Statement

This Accessibility Statement applies to VitalSpark digital properties, including:

https://vitalsparkbyferdie.com/
VitalSpark public website pages.
VitalSpark support and legal pages.
VitalSpark web-based forms.
VitalSpark mobile application for supported platforms.
Related VitalSpark digital services that we control.

Third-party websites, services, platforms, or embedded content may have their own accessibility practices and are not fully controlled by VitalSpark.

4. Website Accessibility

We aim to make the VitalSpark website easier to use for people with different accessibility needs.

Accessibility considerations may include:

Clear heading structures.
Readable typography.
Sufficient visual contrast.
Descriptive link text.
Consistent navigation.
Form labels and instructions.
Keyboard-friendly interaction where supported.
Alternative text for meaningful images.
Logical page structure.
Responsive layouts.
Support for browser zoom and text enlargement.

The website may be updated over time as new pages, plugins, features, and content are introduced.

Website Accessibility Foundation
The VitalSpark public website is built using the Blocksy WordPress theme, which includes accessibility-focused features such as semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, accessible interface patterns, and support for recognized web accessibility practices.

We use this accessibility-focused foundation together with our own design, content, forms, plugins, and ongoing testing efforts to improve the usability of the VitalSpark website for people with disabilities.

Because accessibility also depends on website content, third-party plugins, integrations, customizations, and ongoing updates, we do not represent that every page or feature is currently free from accessibility barriers.

5. Mobile Application Accessibility

VitalSpark aims to improve accessibility within the mobile application on supported Android and iOS devices.

Accessibility considerations may include:

Screen-reader compatibility.
Meaningful labels for buttons and controls.
Logical navigation order.
Sufficient color contrast.
Readable text.
Support for larger text where technically supported.
Clear error and validation messages.
Touch targets that are reasonably easy to activate.
Avoiding unnecessary reliance on color alone.
Consistent interface behavior.

Accessibility support may vary depending on:

Device.
Operating system.
Application version.
Screen size.
User settings.
Assistive technology.
Feature implementation.

6. Assistive Technologies

VitalSpark is intended to work reasonably with commonly available assistive technologies where supported.

These may include:

Screen readers.
Voice control.
Browser zoom.
Text enlargement.
Keyboard navigation.
Device-level accessibility settings.
High-contrast or display adjustments.

Compatibility may vary by platform, device, browser, application version, and assistive technology.

7. Screen Readers

We aim to make important interface elements understandable when used with supported screen-reading technologies.

Examples may include:

Buttons.
Form fields.
Navigation items.
Headings.
Images with functional meaning.
Alerts.
Validation messages.

Because VitalSpark is continuously evolving, some screens or components may not yet provide the same experience with every screen reader.

8. Text Size and Readability

VitalSpark aims to use readable text sizes and layouts.

Where supported by the platform, users may be able to increase:

Browser zoom.
Device text size.
Display scaling.
Accessibility text settings.

Some interface layouts may respond differently when text is enlarged significantly.

We continue to evaluate these situations as part of ongoing accessibility improvements.

9. Color and Contrast

VitalSpark uses a branded visual design that includes dark backgrounds, teal accents, orange accents, and light typography.

We aim to maintain sufficient contrast between:

Text and backgrounds.
Buttons and backgrounds.
Interactive controls.
Form fields.
Status indicators.

We also aim to avoid communicating important information through color alone where reasonably possible.

10. Forms

VitalSpark may provide online forms for:

Support.
Privacy requests.
Account deletion assistance.
Contact requests.
Other operational purposes.

We aim to make forms understandable and usable by providing:

Clear field labels.
Instructions.
Validation messages.
Error feedback.
Logical field order.

If you experience difficulty completing a VitalSpark form, you may contact us using the accessibility contact information below.

11. Images and Visual Content

Where images communicate meaningful information, VitalSpark aims to provide appropriate text alternatives where practical.

Decorative images may not require descriptive alternative text.

Some third-party or legacy visual content may not yet have complete accessibility descriptions.

12. Videos and Multimedia

If VitalSpark provides video, audio, or multimedia content, we aim to improve accessibility through features such as:

Captions where reasonably available.
Text descriptions or supporting written content where appropriate.
Clear controls.

Not all multimedia content may immediately provide every accessibility feature.

Accessibility improvements may be added as content and platform capabilities evolve.

13. Keyboard Navigation

For web-based VitalSpark content, we aim to support keyboard navigation where reasonably possible.

Users should generally be able to move through important interactive elements such as:

Links.
Buttons.
Form controls.
Navigation menus.

Some third-party components or plugins may have different keyboard behavior.

14. Error Messages and Instructions

VitalSpark aims to provide clear feedback when users encounter:

Invalid form entries.
Missing information.
Login issues.
Setup problems.
Other application errors.

We continue to improve error messaging so that users can better understand what happened and what action may be required.

15. Known Limitations

Despite our efforts, some parts of the VitalSpark website or application may not yet be fully accessible.

Possible limitations may include:

New application features still undergoing testing.
Third-party plugins or embedded services.
Certain animations or interactive components.
Older content.
Complex fitness or nutrition interfaces.
Exercise images or demonstrations.
Features that behave differently with assistive technology.
Temporary accessibility issues introduced during updates.

The existence of a limitation does not mean that we consider it acceptable permanently.

We aim to review and improve accessibility issues when they are identified.

16. Third-Party Services

VitalSpark may rely on or link to third-party platforms and services, including services related to:

Hosting.
App distribution.
Email.
Forms.
Security.
Analytics.
Media.
Payment processing if introduced in the future.

VitalSpark does not control the accessibility of independent third-party websites, applications, or services.

Users should review the accessibility information provided by those third parties where applicable.

17. Ongoing Accessibility Efforts

Accessibility is an ongoing process.

VitalSpark may take steps such as:

Reviewing new website designs.
Reviewing mobile application screens.
Testing color contrast.
Improving form labels.
Reviewing keyboard navigation.
Improving screen-reader labels.
Testing text scaling.
Correcting reported accessibility issues.
Reviewing accessibility when new features are introduced.

Accessibility improvements may be prioritized based on severity, user impact, technical complexity, and available resources.

18. Accessibility Testing

VitalSpark may use a combination of:

Manual review.
Automated accessibility tools.
Device testing.
Browser testing.
Mobile accessibility features.
User feedback.

Automated accessibility tools cannot identify every accessibility issue.

For that reason, accessibility evaluation may also involve manual review and real-device testing.

19. Feedback and Accessibility Assistance

We welcome feedback about accessibility barriers.

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of the VitalSpark website or application, please contact us.

When reporting an accessibility issue, it is helpful if you can provide:

The page or screen involved.
The feature you were trying to use.
Your device or browser.
Your operating system.
The assistive technology being used, if applicable.
A brief description of the problem.

You are not required to provide disability-related personal information in order to report an accessibility problem.

20. Accessibility Contact

For accessibility questions, feedback, or assistance, contact:

VitalSpark Support
support@vitalsparkbyferdie.com

Please include “Accessibility” in the subject line where possible.

Website:
https://vitalsparkbyferdie.com/

We will make reasonable efforts to review accessibility feedback and respond appropriately.

21. Alternative Access

If you cannot access specific information or functionality because of an accessibility barrier, contact us.

Where reasonably possible, we may attempt to:

Provide information in another format.
Help you complete a process.
Explain alternative steps.
Assist with access to a service.

The available alternative may depend on the particular feature or request.

22. Accessibility and Account Support

If an accessibility barrier prevents you from accessing your account or completing an account-related task, contact:

support@vitalsparkbyferdie.com

For account deletion assistance, users may also use the public Account Deletion page:

Delete Your VitalSpark Account

Accessibility barriers should not prevent users from requesting support or account deletion assistance.

23. Accessibility and Privacy

If you report an accessibility problem, we may receive information necessary to investigate and respond to your request.

Personal information submitted through accessibility communications is handled according to our:

Privacy Policy
https://vitalsparkbyferdie.com/privacy-policy/

For privacy-related requests:

privacy@vitalsparkbyferdie.com

24. No Waiver of Legal Rights

This Accessibility Statement describes VitalSpark’s accessibility efforts and goals.

Nothing in this statement is intended to:

Limit any rights available under applicable law.
Waive legal obligations that may apply.
Create guarantees beyond those required by applicable law.
Represent that every VitalSpark feature is fully compliant with every accessibility standard.