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Accessibility
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Our commitment to an accessible Kerning AI experience — keyboard, screen reader, and reduced-motion support.

WCAG 2.2 AA aim · Updated

Our commitment

We aim to make our marketing site, products and documentation usable by people who navigate by keyboard, rely on assistive technology or prefer reduced motion. WCAG 2.2 AA is our accessibility target; this statement is not a certification of conformance.

Reduced motion

The marketing site disables decorative CSS animations and transitions when your browser reports a reduced-motion preference. Page titles are presented without animated reveals.

Keyboard navigation

We design interactive controls for keyboard navigation and visible focus. Links, buttons and form fields use native browser elements, and interactive story tabs support arrow-key navigation.

Screen readers

We use headings, form labels and accessible names to make pages understandable with assistive technology. Decorative SVGs and icons are marked to be ignored by screen readers, and page titles are rendered as plain text.

Colour and contrast

We aim for a minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio for normal text and design state changes to include shape, position or text alongside colour. We continue to review contrast and interaction behaviour as the site evolves.

Feedback

If something on the site doesn't work for you, we want to know. Email accessibility@kerning.ooo and we will respond within five working days.

Report an issue: accessibility@kerning.ooo