Built to be readable.
We aim for the international accessibility standard WCAG 2.1 AA — and we say where we miss it.
In plain words
This site should work with a keyboard alone, with a screen reader, and on a small screen. Below is what works and what does not yet.
Ran into something? Email us — that helps more than a standard does.
What is in place
- Keyboard navigableBuiltevery control reachable, visible focus ring
- Contrast checked at AABuilttext and interface, measured not guessed
- Reduced motion respectedBuiltevery explainer holds a static end state
- Every animation has a captionBuiltthe meaning is in text, not only motion
- Labelled controlsBuiltforms, dialogs and switches carry real names
- Language declared per pageBuiltso a screen reader pronounces it right
- Skip link on every pageBuiltstraight past the navigation
- No time limitsBuiltnothing expires while you read
Known gaps
- The concept app is a stylized mock, not a finished interface — its deeper panels are not fully keyboard navigable.
- The spoken guide depends on a voice your operating system provides; without one, the full text is shown instead.
- The 3D figure is decorative and hidden from screen readers; nothing in it carries meaning that is not also written out.
Found a barrier?
Email info@provenize.ai and we reply within two working days. A barrier report is treated like a bug, not like feedback.
Last reviewed: August 2026.