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Our approach
Accessibility is an ongoing part of product work. We aim for clear structure, usable controls, and content that remains understandable without relying on a single input method or visual treatment.
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Keyboard access
Interactive controls use native links, buttons, form fields, and summaries where they fit. Visible focus indicators and a skip link help keyboard users reach the main content and understand where they are.
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Clear structure
Pages use headings, landmark regions, labels, and descriptive text to make their purpose easier to understand with assistive technology and when navigating quickly.
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Motion preferences
Venge respects the browser’s reduced-motion preference. When it is enabled, interface transitions and animated effects are reduced so movement does not get in the way.
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Responsive by default
The public site and application layouts are designed to reflow for smaller screens. Text, controls, and actions are intended to remain available without requiring a fixed desktop layout.
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Improving continuously
We have not completed a formal accessibility audit or made a conformance claim. If a part of Venge is difficult to use, that feedback is valuable and helps us prioritise the right improvements.
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Tell us what got in the way
Email [email protected] with the page or task you were attempting, what happened, and the device or assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing it. We will use that information to investigate the issue.