Accessibility
What we do today, in plain terms.
We're not going to claim a compliance certification we haven't earned. Here's what's actually implemented, and where we still have work to do.
Keyboard navigation
Every interactive element, including the homepage demonstrations and the How it works walkthrough, works with a keyboard alone, with a visible focus ring on whatever is currently selected.
Reduced motion
If your system requests reduced motion, animations shrink to effectively nothing automatically. You can also turn this on explicitly in Settings, independent of your device, if you'd rather not rely on that system setting.
Text size
Settings includes a text-size control (default, large, larger) that applies across the whole signed-in platform, on top of whatever zoom level your browser is already set to.
Structure and labels
Pages use real heading levels and semantic HTML, not styled divs pretending to be headings. Icon-only buttons carry accessible labels, not just a visual icon.
Color and contrast
Text and interface colors are chosen for reasonable contrast in both light and dark themes. We haven't run a formal contrast audit against every combination yet, and we're not claiming a specific compliance level until we have.
Found a problem?
If something doesn't work with a keyboard, screen reader, or assistive technology you use, we want to know specifically what happened. Email support@draftpace.com.