Accessibility
Relancy is meant to be used from a keyboard and a screen as well as a mouse. The product is mostly a bar, a prompt, and a report — few overlapping windows, no pop-up help. Definitions open in the page with a close control.
What we aim for
- Text that can be resized in the browser without clipping the main work area.
- Links and buttons that can be reached in a sensible tab order: lexicon bar, work area, user bar.
- Visible labels on register, login, and settings fields. Errors stay on the page, not only in color.
- Contrast on the dark bars and the white work area that meets common WCAG 2.2 AA targets for body text.
- Images such as a shop logo carry an empty alt when they are decorative next to the shop name already on screen.
- No flashing content.
Known limits
Some report charts and the lexicon help list are still catching up to full screen-reader names. Social login windows are owned by Google, Apple, and Microsoft; their accessibility is theirs. Voice input depends on the browser and the device you use.
How to tell us
If a page blocks you, write say@SayCompute.com or use the Contact page. Include the page name, the browser, and what you were trying to do. We treat that as a product defect.