Accessibility
How Insyt is built to be usable for as many people as possible.
Built to Be Usable by as Many People as Possible
Whatever device you use and however you navigate, including with a screen reader, a keyboard alone, magnification or reduced-motion settings.
This statement is a draft and will be reviewed before launch.
The Standard Every Page Is Built To
Contrast, and never colour alone
Six things every page has to do before it goes out.
Usable with a keyboard
Every page works without a mouse, and the glossary includes a “skip to the list of terms” link.
Structured for screen readers
Headings, labels and landmarks are set out so each page can be navigated by sound.
Motion respected
Animation follows the “reduce motion” setting on your device, and nothing moves without reason.
Diagrams described
Every diagram carries a written caption and a key, so the meaning never depends on the picture alone.
Resizes without breaking
Text can be enlarged and pages still work, down to small phone screens.
What Is Not Right Yet
Being honest about the gaps matters more than claiming none exist.
If Something Is Hard to Use
Say so and it will be fixed. It helps to know the page, what you were trying to do, and the device or assistive technology you were using.
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