Accessibility Statement

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Last updated: June 2026

Hume Health Corp cares about humebands.com and the Hume Health app being genuinely accessible, including for people who navigate using assistive technology. Below is a summary of where our efforts stand and how to flag something that isn't working as it should.

The Standard We Follow

Our benchmark across humebands.com is WCAG 2.1, Level AA. In practical terms, this covers things such as:

• Alt text that genuinely describes images carrying meaningful content, rather than empty filler on decorative ones.
• Contrast between text and background that stays legible across the entire site.
• Menus, forms, and interactive components — including the mobile nav and FAQ accordions — that work completely via keyboard.
• Structured HTML and ARIA labeling, letting screen readers correctly announce headings, buttons, and page sections.
• Layouts that hold up when someone increases text size or zooms into the page.

Something We Keep Working At

This isn't a task we close out and forget — the site evolves, and our accessibility efforts move with it. Run into a barrier anywhere on humebands.com or within the app? We want to hear about it and fix it.

Reporting An Accessibility Issue

If assistive technology gives you trouble on any part of our site or app, tell us. It helps if your message covers:

• Which page or app screen was involved
• A brief description of what went wrong
• What assistive technology, browser, or device you were using

We act on accessibility feedback quickly, prioritizing anything that prevents someone from browsing, researching, or ordering the product.

Third-Party Elements

Certain parts of humebands.com — checkout being one example — are built by outside providers. We work with vendors who take accessibility seriously, but we can't fully control how their own components are built. Come across a problem in one of those areas anyway? Let us know and we'll push the vendor or find another route for you.