Accessibility

Outpost is meant to be usable by everyone who is invited to one. We build the service toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, published by the World Wide Web Consortium, and we treat a barrier that keeps someone from taking part as a defect.

We measured the service against that standard on October 5, 2026: an automated check of every screen, a keyboard-only walk of every screen, and a screen-reader walk of the attendee experience. The results are written up in an Accessibility Conformance Report, prepared by Outpost rather than an outside auditor, which is available on request from hello@outpost.rsvp. The report finds the service supports the Level A and AA criteria with the exceptions it lists, each with a date by which we will close it.

How it is built matters as much as how it measured: every screen is composed from one shared set of interface components, an automated accessibility check runs on every change before it can ship, and an improvement to a component reaches every screen that uses it.

If something about Outpost is hard or impossible for you to use, whether booking a seat, checking in at your Outpost, playing the conversation game, or anything else, email hello@outpost.rsvp with “Accessibility” in the subject line. Tell us what you were trying to do, what happened instead, and the device, browser and any assistive technology you were using.

We will acknowledge your report within five business days. A barrier that stops someone booking or checking in is fixed on the same footing as any other defect, and while it is open we will work with you on another way to complete what you were doing. Every report is recorded and tracked until it is resolved.

Accessibility questions and reports go to hello@outpost.rsvp. Outpost is operated by Folx Table LLC, a Tennessee limited liability company.