Accessibility

We strive to make LifeAider accessible and usable. Accessibility is a product requirement — not a feature add-on. We continuously improve based on user feedback.

• We design for clarity, readability, and predictable UI patterns.
• We support keyboard navigation across core flows.
• We aim for sufficient color contrast and visible focus indicators.
• We provide reduced motion options where animations exist.

You can use LifeAider with a keyboard. Common patterns include:

• Tab and Shift + Tab to move between interactive items.
• Enter or Space to activate buttons and controls.
• Esc to close modals (where supported).

If a page traps focus or skips items, please report it via Contact support.

Visible focus helps users know where they are on the page. LifeAider uses focus rings and clear hover states so interactive items are easy to identify.

Some users prefer fewer animations. Where animations are used, LifeAider aims to respect system settings like prefers-reduced-motion.

If you find motion or transitions uncomfortable, tell us through Contact support.

We aim to support assistive technologies such as screen readers and voice control. This includes:

• Semantic HTML structure (headings, landmarks, labels).
• Accessible names for buttons and icons.
• Meaningful error messages and status updates.

If you need an accommodation or want to report an accessibility issue, contact us:

• Help Centre → Contact support (recommended)
• For general inquiries: Contact