Accessibility · updated 15 August 2026
Casey should be understandable to everyone.
Casey aims for WCAG 2.2 Level AA, including keyboard access, visible focus, sufficient reflow, high-contrast support and reduced motion.
Interaction
Navigation, interactive steps, disclosures, cookie preferences and forms can be operated by keyboard. Modal windows keep focus inside and restore it when closed.
Motion
When your device requests reduced motion, reveals and transitions are almost entirely disabled.
Readability and contrast
The page scales and reflows at narrow widths. Focus, selected states and controls remain recognisable in forced-colours mode.
Test status
On 15 August 2026, Casey was manually checked with VoiceOver and Chrome on macOS and with keyboard navigation on desktop and mobile. The review covered the skip link, heading structure, menu, tabs, status updates, disclosures, cookie preferences, form fields, error focus and modal focus. Tablet and mobile reflow, widths corresponding to 200% and 400% zoom, high-contrast rules and the reduced-motion preference were also checked.
Known limitation
A practical NVDA test in Windows and an independent formal WCAG 2.2 AA audit are still planned. We therefore do not yet claim formal conformance.
Feedback
Report an accessibility barrier to hello@caseyai.tech, including your device, browser and the affected section.