Accessibility
Designed for more ways of working.
LLM Jack is being built toward WCAG 2.2 AA practices, with keyboard access, semantic controls, adaptable layouts, and motion preferences treated as core requirements.
Current support
- Keyboard-operable primary controls and dialogue actions
- Visible focus states and descriptive control labels
- Light and dark appearance modes
- Reduced-motion preference support
Reading and navigation
Content uses structured headings, restrained line lengths, scalable text, and landmarks. Interactive icons include accessible names rather than relying on appearance alone.
Voice and images
Voice input remains optional; every voice action has a text equivalent. Image questions accept a written prompt so users can add context and intent.
Known work
We continue testing touch targets, dense workspace panels, screen-reader announcements, and zoom behavior. If something prevents use, include the page, action, and assistive technology in a problem report.