Target standard
We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA across the public marketing site and the authenticated app. WCAG 2.1 AA is the de facto baseline used by the EU European Accessibility Act and US ADA case law.
Current state
We are in the middle of a focused accessibility pass. As of the date above:
- Public marketing pages (this one, /pricing, /features, etc.) are built with semantic HTML, color contrast targets, and keyboard navigation in mind.
- The dashboard and authenticated features have not yet been audited end-to-end. Some interactive components (cabinet visualizer, tour spotlight, modal dialogs) likely have gaps.
- Automated checks (axe-core via Playwright) and manual screen-reader walkthroughs are scheduled for the launch window.
What you can expect
- Keyboard navigation across every interactive element.
- Visible focus indicators on inputs, buttons, and links.
- Programmatic labels on form fields and actionable controls.
- Color contrast at or above 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for UI components.
- Touch targets at least 44×44 pixels on mobile.
- Respect for the
prefers-reduced-motionsetting on tour animations and transitions. - Information conveyed by color (e.g., drink-window red/yellow/green) is also conveyed by text or icon.
Known limitations
- The cabinet grid visualizer is dense. Keyboard navigation works, but screen-reader announcements for slot positions may be terse — improvements are tracked.
- The label-scan camera UI relies heavily on visual feedback. We're working on a screen-reader-friendly capture flow.
- Tour spotlights trap focus correctly but may need richer per-step announcements.
Reporting an issue
If something isn't accessible to you, please tell us so we can fix it. The fastest way is email to support@winetracking.io with:
- The page or feature involved (a URL helps).
- What you were trying to do.
- What didn't work — including any assistive technology you use.
We aim to respond within two business days.