Accessibility

Last reviewed: October 23, 2026. This review covered keyboard use and Chromium accessibility-tree checks across the nine public pages at desktop and narrow mobile widths.

We aim to make the Omnomesh website usable with keyboards, screen readers, zoom and reduced-motion preferences. We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as an engineering target. This statement is not a claim that every page or app has passed a complete accessibility audit.

The site includes a skip link, visible focus indicators, labeled form controls and status messages, reduced-motion handling, and the Privacy choices control in the footer to turn usage analytics on or off. Testing and improvements continue, including for illustrated demonstrations and dynamic interfaces.

If you cannot use a page or form, email founder@omnomesh.com. If possible, tell us the page, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive technology involved. You do not need to disclose a disability or send medical information.

• Illustrated product previews have descriptions but do not expose every visual detail or provide an interactive version of the product.
• Actual screen-reader speech, braille output and mobile screen-reader gestures have not yet been manually verified. Accessibility-tree checks do not replace that testing.
• The review used Chromium. Browser-specific behavior and native zoom need further testing.

This statement concerns the public website. The invited web and native beta apps are separate interfaces and need their own testing; this statement does not certify them or a third-party service. We welcome reports about barriers in any Omnomesh interface.