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Accessibility

This page states what has been tested and what has not. It makes no conformance claim, because a conformance claim covers every page, every state and every assistive technology, and this site has not been tested that broadly.

What we are building to

WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the target for every page on this property. It is the standard the work is measured against and it is not a statement that the target has been met everywhere.

What has been tested

  • Automated testing on every page

    axe-core at 320, 390, 768 and 1440 pixels wide, in both light and dark themes. Zero violations at the time of writing.

  • Keyboard reachability

    Every interactive element, with a visible focus indicator confirmed on both the light surfaces and the dark bands.

  • Reduced motion

    With the operating system preference set, nothing animates and nothing is left stranded or mispositioned.

  • Horizontal reflow to 320 pixels

    Which is the width WCAG 2.2 names.

  • Colour contrast from rendered pixels

    Measured from what is painted, because a translucent panel over a gradient is not decidable from the source.

What has not been tested

  • No screen reader has been used by a person

    Automated tools do not substitute for that.

  • Forced colours and Windows High Contrast

    Styles are written for them and they have not been exercised in a forced-colors environment.

  • Cognitive and language accessibility

    Beyond plain wording, this has had no formal review.

  • Testing with people who use assistive technology

    None has been done.

If something here does not work for you

Write to info@solvync.com and say what you were trying to do and what happened. A person reads it. If it is a defect on this site we will say so and fix it, and if it is something we cannot fix we will say that too.