Visible focus
Keyboard users should see where interaction is currently located.
StayKnown’s website uses labelled controls, visible focus, reduced-motion support, readable hierarchy, and meaning that does not depend on colour alone. Accessibility remains an ongoing product responsibility—not a one-time claim.
These controls demonstrate text scaling, contrast, and motion preference locally. They do not claim universal device or assistive technology compatibility.
Your operating system and browser preferences remain authoritative. The website also respects the reduced-motion media preference.
StayKnown uses clear headings, visible state changes, labelled controls, keyboard-focus treatment, and redundant text so meaning does not depend on colour alone.
Keyboard users should see where interaction is currently located.
Important meaning is repeated through wording, symbols, and structure.
Animation can stop or simplify when the system preference requests it.
Controls and images use meaningful labels where the interface requires them.
Interactive controls use native buttons and links, logical tab order, and visible focus treatment.
Premium animations respect the operating system’s reduced-motion preference and avoid making motion the only source of meaning.
Mint, white, and SOS red are paired with labels, icons, borders, and explicit state language.
Headings, body copy, supporting text, and controls use a deliberate hierarchy for fast scanning.
Images, controls, dynamic updates, and navigation receive descriptive text where it improves understanding.
Accessibility problems can be reported through the Help Center or request form for review.
This page describes current design commitments and demonstrations. It does not claim formal universal certification or compatibility with every configuration. Report specific barriers so they can be reviewed.