Rumie’s Commitment to Digital Accessibility

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At Rumie, accessibility is not just a requirement — it’s a core part of how we build trust with our university partners and serve students. Our mission is to create a marketplace platform that is inclusive, intuitive, and usable by all students, regardless of ability.

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We are committed to ensuring our technology aligns with modern accessibility standards. Rumie’s platform is developed in accordance with WCAG 2.2 guidelines, and our most recent HECVAT Lite evaluation reflects a 90% accessibility score. As accessibility standards evolve, Rumie remains dedicated to staying aligned with updated regulations and best practices across higher education.

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How We Support Accessibility

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To maintain high accessibility standards, Rumie incorporates accessibility considerations into every stage of our product development lifecycle. This includes ongoing internal reviews, routine testing, and continuous refinement guided by industry best practices. Our team stays informed on emerging accessibility requirements to ensure Rumie continues to serve all users effectively.

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Continuous Monitoring & Improvement

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Accessibility is an ongoing effort. Rumie continually monitors our platform, evaluates potential barriers, and makes updates to ensure a seamless experience for all students. We proactively work to strengthen our accessibility posture as guidelines and expectations advance.

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Third-Party Validation

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Rumie participates in standardized higher-education security and accessibility evaluations, including the HECVAT Lite, to provide transparency and assurance to our university partners. These external assessments help validate Rumie’s commitment to accessibility, security, and compliance.

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Feedback & Support

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We value feedback from students, administrators, and accessibility professionals. If you encounter any accessibility challenges or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us at contact@rumieapp.com.

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Our Commitment

Rumie is dedicated to supporting universities in providing equitable digital access to all members of the campus community. We will continue to strengthen our accessibility practices and evolve alongside the needs of the institutions we serve.

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