Keyboard and focus
Interactive elements require logical order, visible focus, escape behavior and focus return for menus and dialogs.
ACCESSIBILITY
Designed toward WCAG 2.2 AA across content and interactions.
Accessibility is an active quality target, not an unverified certification claim. Core pathways require ongoing keyboard, screen-reader, contrast, zoom, reflow and mobile testing.
ACCESS FOR ACTION
Visitors should be able to understand microscopIA and complete a pathway without relying on color, pointer precision or a single sensory mode.
This includes navigation, search, simulator, dialogs, maps, AI chat, language selection, embedded forms, errors and file uploads.
Structure and language
Headings, landmarks, labels and controlled terminology support comprehension and assistive technology across localized content.
Forms and errors
Labels, required status, instructions, validation, error summaries and confirmation states should be perceivable and operable.
Maps and visualization
Color is never the only carrier of status. Verified, modeled and no-data states require text alternatives and accessible supporting tables.
Motion and media
Motion remains restrained and honors reduced-motion preferences. Meaningful media requires appropriate captions, transcripts or alternatives.
Report a barrier
Share the page, task, browser or assistive technology and preferred alternative format without disclosing unnecessary health information.
REPORT A BARRIER
Accessibility feedback is routed for accountable review.
microscopIA routes each request to the appropriate accountable pathway.