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Accessibility

Subdex targets WCAG 2.2 AA. This page says what is implemented and what is not, because a statement of intent without a list of gaps is not much use to anyone.

Last updated 22 August 2026

Implemented

  • Full keyboard operation, including arrow-key navigation between analysis tabs and a skip link to the main content.
  • Visible focus indicators throughout, never removed.
  • Every chart carries a text description, and the timeline has a real data table alternative.
  • Data tables use proper header cells and captions.
  • Form controls have programmatic labels, and errors are announced.
  • Results and status changes are announced through live regions.
  • Reduced motion is respected; animation is minimal by default.
  • Light and dark themes both meet contrast requirements.
  • Long result lists are virtualized while preserving list semantics and position information.

Known gaps

  • Charts are rendered visually with text alternatives rather than as fully navigable data structures.
  • The virtualized result list has not been tested against every screen reader and virtualization is historically awkward for some.
  • Formal AA audit and assistive technology testing have not yet been completed.

Reporting a barrier

If something blocks you, please get in touch and mark it as accessibility. Describe what you were doing and what happened; that is more useful than a standard reference. Accessibility reports take priority over feature requests.