Keyboard
Navigation, menus, theme controls, tabs, forms, disclosures, and demonstrations are designed to work without a pointer.
Accessibility
The actionable web should work for everyone.
We are building this website so people can understand and operate it across keyboards, screen readers, contrast preferences, and reduced-motion settings.
Current features
Assistive technology
Pages use landmarks, ordered headings, explicit labels, meaningful link names, live regions, and text alternatives for informative visuals.
Motion and display
System light and dark preferences are supported. Non-essential motion is removed when reduced motion is requested, with additional high-contrast and forced-color support.
Readable interaction
Focus remains visible, controls retain practical target sizes, and dense or changing information is disclosed progressively.
Testing and limits
We test primary routes at desktop and mobile widths, exercise keyboard interaction, inspect semantic structure, and verify reduced-motion behavior. Accessibility is an ongoing engineering practice, not a one-time certification, and some emerging browser-native WebMCP interfaces may vary by browser or assistive technology.
Tell us what blocked you
If something is difficult to perceive, understand, navigate, or operate, email support@improvisus.tech. Include the page and what you were trying to do; no sensitive information is required.
Last reviewed: 11 September 2026. We will update this page as testing and production services expand.