A test you can control

Accessibility, from the first interaction.

We target WCAG 2.2 AA for the site and its controls. This is a target, not a conformance certification.

Keyboard and focus

Use Tab to navigate controls and the skip link to reach the page content. Keyboard diagnostics require explicit capture; Escape releases it. Browser, system and assistive technology shortcuts remain outside the tool’s control. Missing events do not prove a broken key.

Motion, sound and fullscreen

Decorative movement respects reduced motion. Motion testing is optional. Audio requires explicit playback with volume controls and Stop. Fullscreen is optional, with an exit control and browser escape gestures; contained display patterns are available when it cannot run.

Different ways to understand results

Statuses use text, not color alone. Live charts have textual readings, and announcements focus on meaningful changes rather than every sample. Some physical checks require sight, hearing, touch or moving a device. Skip is always a valid choice and does not mean a failed device.

Verification status

Automated and browser-based checks are documented in the project’s verification report. Physical-device and manual assistive-technology checks must be recorded separately; they are not claimed by this statement. Real VoiceOver, TalkBack and NVDA coverage remains a release verification task.