Usable by keyboard, by screen reader, and on a small screen.

Operations Studio is built with WCAG 2.2 AA as the intended target. No external accessibility certification or third party audit has been completed, and none is claimed.

Keyboard access

Every interactive element on these pages can be reached and operated with a keyboard. The lifecycle steps are real buttons, so they respond to Tab, Enter, and Space rather than to a pointer alone.

Visible focus

A high contrast focus indicator is shown on the element that currently has keyboard focus.

Semantic structure

Pages use landmarks, a single page heading, ordered heading levels, lists for grouped content, and description lists where a label and value belong together.

Hover is never required

Any content revealed on hover is also revealed by keyboard focus and by tap, so touch and keyboard users see the same information.

Status is not communicated by color alone

Readiness states and step states include text labels, not only a color treatment.

Contrast and text size

Text and interface colors are chosen for sufficient contrast on both light and dark surfaces, and layouts reflow without horizontal scrolling on small screens.

Reduced motion

Motion is restrained by default, and transitions are removed for visitors whose system requests reduced motion.

Screen reader support

The operating lifecycle includes a text description of the full path, including the branch from an approved procedure into training and into a governed agent, so the structure does not depend on a visual layout.

Touch targets

Buttons, links, and controls are sized for comfortable use on a phone.

Error presentation in future phases

When the assessment is implemented, validation messages are intended to be shown in text, associated with the field they describe, and announced to assistive technology rather than signaled by color alone.

Feedback

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, email justin@advancedai.us and describe the page and the difficulty. Reports are reviewed and used to correct the product.