HostWithShery

Accessibility Statement

HostWithShery is designed for keyboard operation, visible focus, readable status text, sufficient contrast, reduced motion and mobile-safe technical output.

Last updated: 2026-08-07
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Policy

HostWithShery is designed for keyboard operation, visible focus, readable status text, sufficient contrast, reduced motion and mobile-safe technical output.

  • 44px touch targets
  • ARIA live scan status
  • status not communicated by color alone
  • responsive tables

Keyboard and focus

Inputs, buttons, disclosure controls and navigation are designed to be keyboard operable with visible focus. Scan progress is announced through a live region, and status text is written explicitly so meaning is not communicated by color alone.

Mobile and technical data

Primary controls use touch-friendly sizing. Reports are single-column on small screens, technical output can scroll inside its own container, and raw details are placed in disclosures after the diagnosis so they do not create unusable horizontal layouts.

Motion and contrast

The interface uses restrained motion and respects reduced-motion preferences. Text/background contrast is designed for readability, warnings use both labels and visual treatment, and the core workflow does not depend on hover-only interaction.

Ongoing review

Accessibility is part of the release audit, not only a design statement. Production review should include keyboard flow, screen-reader status announcements, zoom/reflow, focus order and representative mobile viewport checks.