Keyboard access
Navigation, buttons, forms, dialogs, and documentation controls are designed to work without a pointer.
Accessibility
Access should be built into the experience.
OZVO designs and tests its public website and documentation with WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a target. This is a design and testing objective, not a certification claim.
Current practices
Clear structure, controls, and motion.
Accessibility is reviewed through automated checks and practical keyboard, screen-size, focus, and reduced-motion testing.
Visible focus
Interactive controls retain a visible focus indicator so keyboard position is clear.
Semantic structure
Pages use landmarks, headings, lists, labels, and table semantics to preserve meaning for assistive technology.
Responsive layouts
Marketing and documentation experiences support narrow screens down to the qualified 390 CSS-pixel viewport.
Reduced motion
Radar and demo motion respect the reduced-motion preference while keeping content available.
Text alternatives
Meaningful images receive alternative text; decorative visuals are hidden from assistive technology.
Feedback and help
Use the safest qualified path.
Review the OZVO Support page for documentation, portal access, and current contact availability.
Do not include credentials, MFA codes, keys, tokens, recovery material, or customer evidence in an unverified public channel.