# Accessibility

> Unifuse's accessibility commitments, what is built into the product, the conformance report available to institutions, and how this documentation site is tested.

Source: https://docs.unifuse.ai/trust/accessibility/

Unifuse is built for institutions that are required to meet WCAG 2.2 AA, and that standard is
the product's target.

## In the product

- A skip link, landmarks for navigation and main content, and a distinct page title on every
  screen.
- Visible focus indicators that meet contrast requirements, including on the dark sidebar.
- Dialogs and drawers that trap focus, close with Escape and return focus where it was.
- Labelled form fields with hints and error messages; switches, tabs and pressed states
  exposed to assistive technology; labelled icon-only buttons.
- Live announcements for loading states, confirmations and interpreted queries.
- Data tables behind every chart.
- A layout that reflows to 320 pixels wide, with the sidebar becoming an off-canvas menu.
- Respect for reduced-motion settings.

## Conformance report

An Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT 2.5 format, against WCAG 2.2 AA) is available to
institutions on request through your Unifuse contact. Findings from each report are tracked
and fixed in subsequent releases; see the [changelog](https://changelog.unifuse.ai/).

## This site

Every page of this documentation is tested on each change with an automated WCAG 2.2 AA audit
in light and dark colour schemes, at desktop and 320-pixel widths, and a change that
introduces a violation cannot be published.

## Feedback

If anything in Unifuse or in this documentation is hard to use with assistive technology,
email support@unifuse.ai with the page and what happened.