Accessibility
Built to be explored.
By more people.
Our approach to access, motion, keyboard interaction, and continued evaluation.
WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the design target. This is not a declaration of full conformance or a certification under US or EU accessibility law.
Considered at the interface level.
Keyboard access
Navigation and controls use semantic elements, visible focus states, and a skip link to the main content. Interactive dialogs are designed to be usable without a pointer.
Motion preferences
The interface responds to the operating system’s reduced-motion preference. Smooth scrolling and animation are enhancements; essential information should remain available without them.
Readable structure
Pages use meaningful headings, explicit control names, responsive layouts, and text alternatives where appropriate. Visual presentation should support the content rather than replace it.
How access is evaluated.
Development checks include automated accessibility scans, keyboard interaction, responsive viewport inspection, and reduced-motion behavior. Automated checks find only some barriers. They do not establish that every page, assistive technology, zoom level, or interaction is accessible.
The current multi-page expansion requires its own checks. No independent accessibility certification or complete assistive-technology audit has been completed. Evaluation results must be tied to the version and screens actually tested.
Known limits.
Complex task dialogs, dense operational information, animated visual effects, and third-party security challenges need continued manual assessment. A blocked security challenge or an inaccessible provider interface can prevent access even when the application page is usable. Please report the exact step where access becomes difficult.
Report an access barrier.
Email [email protected] with the page, action you were trying to complete, and a description of the barrier. If useful, include your browser and assistive technology; do not send sensitive records or credentials. You may ask for the information in a simpler text format.
The operator will review the report and discuss a practical alternative where possible. There is no published response-time guarantee, but accessibility feedback is used to prioritize corrections.
Standards and applicable requirements.
WCAG is a technical reference for improving accessibility. Legal duties depend on the service, operator, jurisdiction, and circumstances. This statement does not claim blanket ADA or European Accessibility Act compliance, and it does not limit any rights you have under applicable law.
A direct conversation
Help make the next version better.
A precise description of the barrier is more useful than a score. Tell us where the experience stopped working for you.