Keyboard
Interactive controls use native semantics, visible focus states and a skip link to reach the main content.
Private Tools Hub is designed to remain useful with a keyboard, zoom, reduced motion and assistive technology — not only with a mouse on a large screen.
Interactive controls use native semantics, visible focus states and a skip link to reach the main content.
The interface respects prefers-reduced-motion and avoids making animation necessary to understand a result.
The design system uses high-contrast text and the Color Studio includes WCAG contrast checks.
Layouts reflow from narrow mobile screens to wide desktops without requiring a separate mobile application.
Inputs are paired with labels or accessible names, and errors are shown in text rather than color alone.
Accessibility is treated as continuous engineering work. New tools should preserve the same keyboard, semantics and contrast baseline.