Accessibility

This directory exists so anyone can check whether a company is actually licensed. "Anyone" includes people using screen readers, keyboards, magnification and reduced motion, so accessibility is part of the job, not a compliance appendix.

What is built in

• Semantic structure: one h1 per page, labeled navigation landmarks, real lists and tables (machine-checked on every deploy by our integrity gate).
• Keyboard support: a skip-to-content link, a visible focus indicator on every focusable element, and horizontally scrolling regions (like the comparison table) that can take focus and scroll with arrow keys.
• Reduced motion: animation respects your prefers-reduced-motion setting.
• Touch targets: call buttons meet the 48px minimum, measured, not assumed.
• Decorative characters (like breadcrumb separators) are hidden from assistive technology.
• No keyboard traps, no autoplaying media, no time limits anywhere on the site.

What we know is not perfect

We have not yet completed a full audit against WCAG 2.2 AA across every page type, so we do not claim conformance we have not verified - the same rule we apply to license data. A structured audit of the five page archetypes is on our published worklist, and this page will state the result when it is done.

Tell us when something blocks you

If anything here does not work with your screen reader, keyboard or other assistive technology, email hello@homversa.com with the page address and what happened. Accessibility reports get the same treatment as listing corrections: a human reads them, and real problems get fixed rather than filed.