Keyboard access
Core links and controls use native interactive elements, visible focus treatment, skip links, and keyboard-operable disclosure controls.
Our commitment, current assessment status, known limitations, and a direct route for reporting an accessibility barrier.
Report a barrierMoow aims to make its website and mobile experience usable by people with varied vision, hearing, mobility, cognition, devices, and input methods. WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the design target for the public website.
The website has not yet completed an independent accessibility audit, so Moow does not claim full conformance today. This statement is intentionally transparent about that assessment status.
Core links and controls use native interactive elements, visible focus treatment, skip links, and keyboard-operable disclosure controls.
The website respects reduced-motion preferences and removes or reduces nonessential reveal and transition effects.
Layouts are designed to reflow for narrow screens, zoom, and touch while preserving a logical reading order.
Headings, landmarks, labels, alternative text, status messaging, and contrast are considered in reusable components.
Accessibility relies on semantic HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG for brand/interface icons, and WAI-ARIA only where native semantics need additional context. The public site is designed for current major browsers and common operating-system accessibility features.
The current statement is based on internal review of reusable components, keyboard behavior, responsive layouts, labels, focus states, reduced motion, and content structure. Independent evaluation and user testing remain planned work.
Email hello@moow.ai with the page or feature, the barrier you encountered, your browser/device, and—only if you are comfortable sharing it—the assistive technology involved. Ask for an accessible alternative if you need the information another way.