Built to work for everyone, not retrofitted afterward.
VoyantIQ treats interface quality, including accessibility, as a first-class requirement rather than optional polish. This page describes current practice honestly, including where there is still real work to do.
Keyboard Navigation
Every interactive surface, including dialogs, menus, and the planning wizard, is reachable and operable without a mouse.
Visible Focus
Focus states are never removed for aesthetic reasons.
Labeled Form Fields
Form fields carry a real, programmatically associated label, not just placeholder text that disappears once you start typing.
Reduced Motion Respected
Every animation on the site checks for a reduced-motion preference and collapses to an instant state when it's set.
A Known, Honest Gap
Several interface controls across the design system currently fall below the recommended 44×44px touch-target size on mobile. This is a known, tracked issue, not an oversight we're unaware of, and it's being addressed as a deliberate design-system change rather than a piecemeal fix.
If something on VoyantIQ is difficult to use with assistive technology, tell us on the Contact page. Reports like this shape what gets fixed next.