Accessibility
A research tool everyone can run.
Accessibility isn't a setting we bolted on — it's how Ovo Logger is built. The whole study, keyboard to screen reader, is designed to WCAG 2.2 AA. So researchers of every ability can do the work, and the tool clears the accessibility bar that public-sector and enterprise procurement sets.
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01 / Built in, everywhere
Every surface, operable every way.
Accessibility runs across the product — the recorder, the review window, and the participant-facing web pages alike.
Fully keyboard-operable
Every control is reachable and usable without a mouse — including the review timeline, which behaves as a keyboard slider you can scrub and jump between events.
Screen-reader ready
Controls carry proper names for Narrator and NVDA, and state changes are announced through live regions — nothing important happens silently.
Light, dark & system themes
Switch the whole app — window frames included — or follow the OS, so the interface matches how each researcher sees best.
High-DPI & scalable
Crisp on any display and any scaling factor, so text and controls stay legible when they're enlarged.
Contrast & target sizes
Text and interface colors are tuned to meet contrast ratios in both themes, and touch targets meet the minimum size.
Focus you can see
A visible focus indicator follows the keyboard, and panels reveal themselves when focus reaches them — focus never hides off-screen.
02 / Why it matters
FOR YOUR TEAM
Research is a team sport, and your team is diverse. An accessible tool means everyone on it can do the whole job.
- Researchers who rely on a keyboard or screen reader can moderate, review, and report
- Low-vision users get themes, scaling, and real contrast — not a squint
- Observers join and take notes from whatever device works for them
FOR PROCUREMENT
In government, education, and much of the enterprise, accessible software isn't optional — it's a gate.
- Built to WCAG 2.2 AA, the basis of Section 508 and EN 301 549
- Pairs with on-premise: the buyers who require one usually require both
- We work with your accessibility and procurement teams on documentation and review
03 / Standards
Measured against the standards buyers cite.
One conformance target underpins the rest, so meeting it satisfies the frameworks most procurement teams reference.
The conformance level the product is built to — the current W3C standard.
US federal accessibility, which adopts WCAG as its yardstick.
The EU public-procurement standard, likewise built on WCAG.
We build and test toward WCAG 2.2 AA using assistive technology, and we'll work through your specific conformance requirements — including VPAT / accessibility conformance documentation — as part of a procurement conversation. Accessibility is an ongoing commitment, not a one-time certificate.
Accessibility
Have accessibility requirements? Let's meet them.
Send us your conformance criteria — Section 508, EN 301 549, an internal standard, or a VPAT request — and we'll walk your team through how Ovo Logger measures up.