Access for more people
Accessibility at LayLinks
LayLinks is designed for keyboard, screen-reader, mobile, low-bandwidth, zoom, and reduced-motion use.
Our design approach
Public and account interfaces use semantic landmarks, labelled controls, visible keyboard focus, meaningful reading order, scalable text, sufficient contrast, clear error messages, and alternatives that do not depend on colour or motion alone.
Devices, bandwidth, and language
Core tasks are designed for narrow mobile screens and slower connections. Text remains usable when media is missing or disabled. Language and long-content layouts are treated as access requirements rather than decoration.
Known difficulty or accommodation
If a page, form, document, or interaction creates a barrier, contact the support team with the page name, the task you were trying to complete, and the accommodation or format that would help. Do not include passwords, access tokens, or unrelated sensitive information.
Continuous verification
Automated accessibility checks, keyboard use, zoom and reflow, mobile layouts, reduced motion, and visual review are part of package evidence. Representative human assistive-technology review remains essential before public release.