Accessibility

We try to make this website usable: keyboard, skip link, labels, reduced motion. We are not waving a WCAG certificate. We fix what you report on these pages.

Honest limit

TRIGR is a precision shooting companion. The work is looking at impacts, reading a DOPE card, running a timer, and not pointing a rifle at anything you like. That assumes you can see the target (and the screen), and that you can hear a shot timer, a range officer, and “cold range.” Live fire is not a screen-reader sport. If the complaint is that a ballistic app cannot replace vision or hearing on a firing line, that is the activity, not a missing alt tag.

So yes: ADA mail about the iPhone app being a visual, auditory tool will read a little silly. We still try where it is not theater. Dynamic Type and VoiceOver on iOS get attention when we touch those screens. We are not going to pretend a shot timer is a substitute for ears, or a zeroing card is a substitute for eyes.

What this website aims for

Public marketing pages, sign-in, and account tools are built toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA where it is practical.

• A skip link to main content on marketing pages
• Landmarks for navigation, main, and footer
• Visible focus outlines for keyboard users
• Labeled sign-in fields and announced errors
• Decorative motion that pauses when you ask the OS to reduce motion
• Browser and pinch zoom stay available. We do not lock the viewport.

Known limits on the web

Hero photography and gold-on-dark brand accents can flirt with contrast edges on busy images. Apple Sign in brings its own behavior. Staff admin tools prioritize operations; we harden those as we touch them.

Report a barrier

Website problems (missing label, keyboard trap, contrast that actually fails on a marketing page): use the contact form with the page URL, what you were trying to do, and your browser or assistive tech if you know it. We will not ask you to file a formal complaint to get a skip link fixed. Contact

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