Accessibility statement

Last updated: 4 November 2026

FridayDock wants the website to work for everyone, including people who use a keyboard or a screen reader, or who have low vision or limited movement. Our target is WCAG 2.2 level AA. This page says plainly what has been checked and what has not.

What we do

• Every control works with the keyboard (Tab, arrow keys, Enter, Space, Esc), with a clearly visible focus ring.
• Meaningful HTML, headings in order, and the language of the page (Thai or English) is declared.
• Text and controls meet the contrast requirements in both light and dark mode.
• We respect the system setting “reduce motion”: animations are skipped or toned down.
• Buttons in the content are at least 44 pixels tall, and nothing depends only on swiping or dragging.
• Links that open a new tab say so in their name, for screen readers.

How we check

• On 4 November 2026 we ran axe-core on the built site, in Thai and English, light and dark mode, at 1440 and 375 pixels wide. No problems were found in the static states.
• We tested keyboard use on the FAQ and the cookie banner.
• Automated checks find only part of the problems, so this is not a claim of full conformance.

Known limits

• Not yet tested with real screen readers (NVDA, VoiceOver, TalkBack).
• Not yet tested with the Windows High contrast theme, although support is written in.
• The service mockups on the home page are illustrations, hidden from screen readers. The same content is already available as text.
• While scrolling, the text on the first card and the menu bar fade briefly as part of the animation.
• The footer sits inside the main content area, so screen readers do not announce it as a separate footer.

Report a problem

If you run into a barrier, or want us to improve something, message us on Fastwork.