Accessibility

Commitment

OneHuman is designed to feel quiet, readable, and navigable. The goal is to keep emotionally sensitive content accessible without adding unnecessary noise.

Accessibility work is ongoing during private beta. OneHuman has not completed a formal third-party WCAG certification.

Current practices

• skip navigation and landmark structure
• keyboard-operable navigation, cards, dialogs, and forms
• visible focus states on light and dark backgrounds
• semantic headings and labeled form fields
• error summaries and status messages for key forms
• text resizing and responsive reflow checks during private beta
• reduced-motion support for nonessential animation
• descriptive alternative text where images are meaningful
• native audio controls with no autoplay
• transcripts displayed as normal selectable text when available

Private-beta limitations

Accessibility testing is ongoing, and some barriers may remain during private beta. Manual screen-reader testing, assistive-technology testing, and formal WCAG review are still needed before broader launch.

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