Accessibility Statement

We are committed to providing an application that is accessible to all users, including individuals with disabilities. To achieve this, we actively integrate accessibility best practices guided by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.1 AA standard. While we strive for full compliance, there are areas where we are still improving.

How We Support Accessibility

• Accessibility Checks: We useReact-Axe(axe-core) during development to identify and resolve accessibility issues.
• Screen Reader Support: Key app components, such as links, buttons, and other interactive elements, are built to work reliably with screen readers.
• Skip to Main Content: We support the “Skip to Main Content” feature, which is crucial for improving accessibility, particularly for screen reader users and keyboard navigation.
• Keyboard Navigation: Most of our application can be navigated and used with a keyboard, including key workflows.
• Transcriptions for Media: Users can generate near-perfect transcriptions of video and audio content, enabling access to media context via text.
• Seamless Media Navigation: By combining picture-in-picture playback with transcriptions and “play clip” functionality, users can quickly locate and jump to specific moments in the audio or video file for detailed context, enabling efficient multitasking and deeper engagement with content.

Known Limitations

1. No Captions for Media: While transcriptions are available, we do not provide synchronized captions for video or audio content.
2. Drag-and-Drop Interactions: Some interactions, including drag-and-drop, are not yet fully operable without a mouse or touch input depending on the device used.
3. Contrast Improvements: Certain non-critical text elements may not meet ideal color contrast ratios. We test these frequently but may have missed some elements as this is not yet automated.