Accessibility Statement

Last updated: October 2026
Applies to: Pluralsight Skills (Web Application) only

At Pluralsight, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to create progress through technology and develop the skills of tomorrow. With assessments, learning paths, and courses authored by industry experts, our platform helps individuals and organizations benchmark expertise, speed up release cycles, and build reliable, secure products.

That opportunity has to include people with disabilities — on their own terms, not as an exception. We aim to be both collaborative and conformant with recognized accessibility standards. Collaboration means we aim to support the assistive technologies and ways of working people already use, rather than asking them to change how they interact with technology. Conformance means we work toward the most recent WCAG Level AA standards, monitor the platform on an ongoing basis, and act on feedback from actual people with disabilities.

We treat accessibility as a discipline we build into the product — the same way we treat performance or security — and as an ongoing conversation with the community it affects most, not a box we check once and move on from.

Independent, third-party accessibility testing partners evaluate Pluralsight Skills against WCAG 2.2 (Levels A and AA), combining automated, manual, and functional testing — including testing with Chrome and the NVDA screen reader. Results are published in our Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT® 2.5). The current report reflects testing completed in April 2026. The completed ACR is available upon request by emailing accessibility@pluralsight.com.

Testing covers a representative sample of pages and flows, not every screen, course, lab, or piece of user- or partner-generated content.

Accessibility is a standing program at Pluralsight, not a project with an end date. Our product, engineering, design, and quality teams use the Conformance Report to prioritize fixes, generally starting with barriers that affect core learning workflows and the widest range of assistive technology users.

If something on Pluralsight Skills doesn't work the way you'd expect with your assistive technology or if you want to give us feedback, we want to know. Send to accessibility@pluralsight.com. It helps if you can share:

● The page, course, or feature where it happened

● The assistive technology and browser you were using

● What happened and what you expected instead

We'll work with you to address the barrier and, where a fix isn't immediate, find a reasonable way to get you to the content or functionality you need.