Accessibility statement

• Automated audit. axe-core runs in a real browser against fifteen representative page templates, in both the light and dark themes, on every build. It currently reports zero violations across all thirty passes. One route stands in for each template shape, so a page type is covered rather than every URL of that type.
• Contrast. Colour contrast is measured on the rendered page by that same audit, in both themes, rather than inferred from the colour tokens. Design tokens are separately checked in the build, so a change that drops text below the AA threshold fails before it ships.
• Zoom and reflow. Pinch-zoom is never disabled. Pages are checked for horizontal scrolling at a 390 pixel viewport, and layout geometry is measured at 1280, 1440 and 1472 pixels.
• Semantics and language. Pages declare their language, interactive controls carry accessible names, and dialogs and menus use the appropriate roles and keyboard behaviour.
• Direction. Layout uses logical (start/end) properties rather than fixed left/right, so right-to-left languages lay out correctly rather than approximately.

For the cockpit, what is audited is the sign-in gate and the chrome around it, not the populated workspace behind it. Those routes are reached and checked, but the audit holds no session, so the assembled cockpit a subscriber actually reads has not been measured. We would rather name that gap than let a passing figure imply it was covered.

We do not claim full conformance with WCAG 2.2 at level AA. Automated tooling catches a meaningful share of barriers but cannot evaluate every success criterion, judgements about meaningful sequence, the quality of alternative text, or whether an interaction is genuinely operable by keyboard need a person. We have not yet completed a full manual audit or independent assessment, and we would rather say so than imply a conformance level we have not tested.

Two areas we know need dedicated work: the hand-built charts, whose data is available as text and CSV but whose graphical content is not yet fully described to assistive technology; and right-to-left layout of those same charts, which is not yet verified in production.

If something on Ormeval is difficult or impossible for you to use, please tell us, including what you were trying to do, the page you were on, and the assistive technology or setting you were using. Contact us and we will acknowledge within five working days, tell you whether we can fix it and by when, and offer the information another way in the meantime.