Accessibility

Where we stand

Versatum has not been audited by an outside party, and we do not claim it meets a particular level of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. We check our own pages and fix what we find.

What works today

• Public pages have a skip link to the main content, which appears when you press Tab.
• The site menu opens and closes from the keyboard, and Escape closes it.
• Interactive controls show a visible focus outline.
• The storage notice can be answered, dismissed with Escape and reopened from the keyboard, and its buttons are at least 44 pixels tall.
• Animation is switched off when your system asks for reduced motion.
• The page language is declared and the viewport allows zoom.
• The command palette, opened with Command K or Control K, finds pages and features in the app from the keyboard.
• Pages you have left open stay out of the keyboard order and out of what a screen reader reads.

Limits we know about

• Charts are drawn as graphics. You cannot step through their points with a keyboard or a screen reader.
• Some controls were built for a mouse or touch first, such as rearranging dashboard widgets, and a complete keyboard alternative is not there yet.
• Some pages in the app are dense with numbers and tables, and we have not yet tested every one with a screen reader.
• Embedded charts and sign-in or payment pages run by other providers have the accessibility of those providers.

Tell us about a problem

Write to founders@versatum.ai and tell us the page, what you tried to do, and the browser or assistive technology you use. You can also use the contact page.