Useful tools should work for more people
Tool Swim targets WCAG 2.2 AA and treats keyboard, screen reader, reduced-motion, contrast, zoom, and touch use as product requirements.
Interaction support
The target applies to public pages, browser tools, account controls, and documentation. It is an ongoing engineering standard, not a claim of third-party certification.
Keyboard access
Controls follow a logical tab order, retain visible focus, and support standard keyboard operation. A skip link moves directly past global navigation to the main page content.
Screen readers and status
Pages use semantic headings, labels, landmarks, and descriptive link text. Tool validation, progress, and results are announced without relying on color alone.
Contrast, zoom, and motion
The interface uses semantic contrast pairs, allows browser zoom, wraps long content, and respects reduced-motion preferences for non-essential motion.
Equivalent tool controls
File drop areas include an ordinary file-input action. Image comparison and QR output controls do not require drag gestures, precise pointing, or hover-only interaction.
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