Keyboard and focus
Interactive controls are designed to work without a mouse, with visible focus, logical order, usable touch targets, and non-drag alternatives.
Smoozen accessibility
The current Preview is being built toward WCAG 2.2 AA with semantic headings, labels, keyboard-friendly controls, readable status messages, and explicit no-match and error states.
Our commitments
Every surface should explain what is happening, what a person can do next, and when a human decision is required.
Interactive controls are designed to work without a mouse, with visible focus, logical order, usable touch targets, and non-drag alternatives.
Loading, error, stale-data, no-match, approval, advisory, controlled-pilot, and denied states are presented as readable messages.
Visual summaries require an equivalent text or table representation. Color is not the only way to communicate status or comparison.
Reduced-motion, increased-contrast, and forced-colors preferences are respected. Responsive previews do not replace real-device testing.
Pricing and portal detail panels use native keyboard-accessible disclosure controls to reduce information overload while keeping the full context available.
Platform and emergency controls remain visibly separate, session-bound, and policy-limited. Emergency access cannot bypass consent, safety, RLS, audit, or client ownership.
Recommendations remain advisory and can be reviewed, edited, approved, or rejected by authorised people.
Evidence status
We separate what is designed into the product from what still needs controlled verification.
Semantic headings, skip navigation, visible focus, readable labels, responsive layouts, and explicit denial and empty states are part of the current Preview foundation.
Keyboard-only, screen-reader, forced-colors, reduced-motion, and real-device checks require an approved Preview window and named evidence owner.
Formal conformance review, issue triage, remediation evidence, and owner approval remain required. Passing automated checks alone is not a launch decision.
Validation matrix
These labels keep implementation evidence separate from a formal conformance claim.
| Area | Current foundation | Next evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Keyboard and focus | Foundation present | Manual Preview evidence pending |
| Status announcements | Semantic status and landmarks present | Manual Preview evidence pending |
| Forced colors | Fallback borders and focus styles present | Manual Preview evidence pending |
| Reduced motion | Preference suppression present | Manual Preview evidence pending |