Easier to use should mean more people can use it.
We are designing AskKip around clear choices, readable information, and different ways to interact.
On this website.
- You can use the main pages and forms with a keyboard.
- Text can be enlarged.
- Controls have visible labels and focus indicators.
- The design respects reduced-motion preferences.
Our target.
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA for the website. Testing is ongoing, and an automated check is not a guarantee that every experience is accessible.
Readable information
Different ways to interact
What we checked.
Last reviewed on .
- Browsers and systems: Google Chrome 153 on Windows 11 (Playwright, channel chrome).
- Automated checks: axe-core 4.13 via @axe-core/playwright, WCAG 2.0/2.1/2.2 A and AA rules, on every page at phone and desktop widths.
- Keyboard-only use of the main pages and forms.
- Browser zoom, larger text, and adjusted text spacing.
- The reduced-motion setting.
- Keyboard checks covered the skip link, the main navigation and menu (open, close with Escape, focus return), the waitlist form and its error summary, and the product example.
- Text was enlarged to 200 percent, page zoom was emulated at 200 and 400 percent, and the WCAG text-spacing values were applied on the main page types.
- Phone and tablet sizes were emulated in a desktop browser; no physical phone or tablet was used.
- No screen reader session was run yet, so screen-reader behaviour is not verified.
- We have not yet tested this website with a screen reader.
- We have not yet tested this website on physical phones, tablets, or computers.
Known limitations.
The desktop application is not yet available, so its accessibility has not been validated. The website’s product preview is an example, not a functioning support tool.
Tell us about a barrier.
Tell us which page you were using, what you were trying to do, and what got in the way. You do not need to share a diagnosis or medical information.