Accessibility

Draft — not yet in effect. Each capability below must be verified across the app’s common tasks (onboarding, care calendar, adding equipment, uploading documents, exports, and account settings) before this page ships. Do not publish a claim that has not been tested.

A home app should work for every homeowner. homwarden is being built and tested against the following accessibility goals on iOS, and this website is built to WCAG 2.2 AA.

In the iPhone app

• VoiceOver. Screens, controls, and status changes are labeled for VoiceOver across the app’s common tasks. [Verify before publishing.]
• Dynamic Type and Larger Text. Layouts adapt to larger text sizes without truncating essential content. [Verify before publishing.]
• Dark interface. A full dark appearance that follows your system setting. [Verify before publishing.]
• Contrast. Text and interactive elements target sufficient contrast in both light and dark appearances. [Verify before publishing.]
• Reduced Motion. Animations are minimized when Reduce Motion is enabled. [Verify before publishing.]
• Not color alone. Status information (due, overdue, completed) is communicated with text and symbols, not color alone. [Verify before publishing.]
• Touch targets. Interactive controls target comfortable, accessible tap sizes. [Verify before publishing.]

Known limitations

[List verified, current limitations here before launch — for example, screens still being tuned for very large text sizes or VoiceOver. Remove this placeholder once the real list exists.]

On this website

• Semantic HTML landmarks, a skip link, and a logical heading order.
• Light and dark themes with accessible contrast, honoring your system preference.
• Animations disabled under prefers-reduced-motion.
• Keyboard-operable navigation with visible focus indicators.

Tell us what’s in your way

If anything in homwarden or on this site is difficult to use with assistive technology, we want to know: [SUPPORT_EMAIL].