Three different surfaces, and they are not the same
“Municiply” covers three things people reach in different ways, built at different times by different means. A single accessibility statement covering all three would be true of none of them, so this page says which is which.
- This marketing website — the pages you are reading now. Everything in the next section describes these pages and only these pages.
- The staff application — the workspace a municipality’s employees sign in to. Built on the same design system with semantic headings, labeled form controls and keyboard-operable dialogs, and it has had no independent audit and no automated accessibility test gate. We will walk your team through it and we will not claim more than that.
- Resident-facing tools — the Virtual Agent and the photo-submission pages that appear on your municipality’s own website. These sit inside your site, inherit your site’s styling, and are therefore partly governed by decisions your website makes rather than ours. For a municipality, this is the surface with the clearest legal exposure, and it should be reviewed on your site rather than on ours.
If an accessibility obligation applies to your municipality, the surface that matters most is the third one. Bring it up early and bring your own counsel; we will tell you what we have tested and what we have not.
How this website is built
These pages use descriptive headings in order, labeled form fields, visible keyboard focus, a skip-to-content link, and layouts that reflow without sideways scrolling down to 360 pixels wide. The navigation, the screenshot dialogs and the demo-request form can all be operated with a keyboard alone.
Images have text alternatives where they communicate meaning. Screenshot content is also explained in adjacent page copy. Motion is reduced when the device requests it.
Using this website
- Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move among controls, and Enter or Space to activate buttons.
- Use Escape to close a screenshot dialog or open navigation menu.
- Enlarge product screenshots for a closer look. On small screens, the enlarged screenshot can scroll horizontally.
- Use your browser’s zoom controls to enlarge the page text.
Review status
No surface has had an independent accessibility conformance audit, and no certification or conformance claim is made for any of them. That sentence is deliberately unhedged.
What has been done, so you can judge what it is worth: on 12 November 2026 this website’s changed pages were checked in a real browser for heading order, keyboard reachability and focus visibility, form labeling, reduced-motion behavior, and reflow at widths from 1512 down to 360 pixels. That is a developer’s pass with automated assistance. It is not an audit, it did not involve a screen-reader user, and it covered this website rather than the staff application or the resident-facing tools.
Third-party websites linked from here, and any municipality’s own website, behave according to their own decisions.
If something gets in your way
Tell us the page, the task you were trying to complete, and what happened. If helpful, include your device, browser, or assistive technology.