Accessibility
Accessibility
Lighter aims to make its tools understandable and usable across screen sizes and common input methods. Accessibility is an ongoing practice, and feedback helps identify barriers.
Current approach
The interface uses responsive layouts, visible focus styles, native controls where practical, labels for interactive inputs, and keyboard navigation in the tool finder.
Content is written with explanatory headings and practical instructions so visitors can understand the purpose of a page before beginning a workflow.
What may vary
Browser support for device capabilities such as speech recognition, camera access, and barcode detection can vary. When a browser does not support a feature, Lighter presents a clear limitation rather than implying that the feature worked.
Assistive technology and browser combinations may interpret a workflow differently, so accessibility support can vary by device and configuration.