Keyboard
Logical navigation
The website provides a skip link, visible focus rings, native links and buttons, an Escape-close mobile menu, and native disclosure elements for FAQ content.
Designed to include more people
Accessibility
We aim to make Tablumi usable by as many people as possible. This page describes the website's current approach and gives you a direct way to report a barrier. It is not a claim of formal conformance certification.
Screen readers
Semantic structure
Headings, landmarks, navigation labels, alternative text, lists, summaries, and page titles communicate structure without requiring the visual layout.
Motion
Reduced Motion respected
When your system requests reduced motion, reveals, device floating, trail animation, smooth scrolling, and nonessential transitions are removed or made effectively instant.
Color
Light and dark themes
Semantic colors provide warm light and dark themes, with a high-visibility focus color and information that is not conveyed by color alone.
Text
Responsive, scalable layouts
Type uses relative sizing where practical, content reflows into a single column, and legal pages keep a readable line length and print layout.
Touch
Comfortable targets
Primary controls are designed around a minimum 44-pixel target, with spacing that remains usable on small screens and without hover-only meaning.
Known limits and ongoing work
The site has not yet completed a formal independent WCAG audit. Product screenshots contain text that is not individually exposed to assistive technology, so surrounding copy and alternative text describe their purpose. Some app accessibility behavior depends on the current iOS, iPadOS, or watchOS build and system settings.
We will continue checking keyboard order, zoom and reflow, contrast, focus visibility, touch targets, labels, reduced motion, and screen-reader output as the site changes.
Report a barrier
Tell us what blocked you
Email the page or feature, device, browser, assistive technology if relevant, and what you were trying to do. You do not need to disclose a diagnosis or other sensitive information.
Email accessibility feedback