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Accessibility

We aim to follow WCAG 2.2 AA practices. This isn't a certification — here's what is supported and what isn't yet.

Supported

  • Full keyboard navigation with visible focus indicators and a “Skip to content” link.
  • Global tool search with Ctrl/⌘ + K, arrow keys, Enter and Escape.
  • Button alternatives for every drag action: move up/down for file order, move left/right for pages.
  • Keyboard adjustment of crop areas (arrow keys; Shift to resize) and placed signatures (arrow keys, + / −, Delete).
  • Progress and completion announced to screen readers without moving focus.
  • Monochrome high-contrast design in light and dark themes; status is shown with text and icons, not colour alone.
  • Respects “reduce motion”; a Reduce transparency setting is available in Settings.
  • Works with browser zoom up to 200% and larger text sizes.
  • At least 44 px touch targets and 16 px text inputs on mobile.

Known limitations

  • Page thumbnails and image previews are visual; selected pages are described by page number.
  • Drawing a signature requires a pointer; typing or uploading a signature are keyboard-accessible alternatives.
  • Generated PDFs and Word files are not tagged for accessibility. An accessible website doesn't make exported files accessible.

Feedback

If something doesn't work for you, please use the contact page.