Accessibility Statement

Our aim

We want people with disabilities to be able to use icAtlas, and we do not treat a business audience as an exemption. In the United States the Americans with Disabilities Act is applied to websites by the courts, and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA are the usual yardstick. That is our target. We have not yet had an independent audit, so we do not claim conformance. [Counsel and an audit to confirm the standard and the wording.]

Display options

The round button at the bottom right of every page, always on top, opens Accessibility options: text size, high contrast (light or dark), underlined links, more text spacing, a plainer font, bigger buttons and fields, a stronger keyboard focus ring, and stopping animations. Your choices are remembered on this device.

These options change how pages look. They do not replace your browser zoom, your screen reader or your device settings, and they do not by themselves make every part of the app accessible.

Known limits

The drawing canvas is a graphics surface. Placing and moving items by drag and drop is not available by keyboard or screen reader today.

The Installed tab lists every placed item, its run length and its settings as ordinary text and controls, and is the accessible way to review a plan. The bill of materials, catalog, settings and printouts are ordinary pages.

Notifications appear as announced status messages in the top right and stay until dismissed when they report a problem.

Tell us

If something blocks you, write to [Contact email]. Say what you were doing and we will work on it or offer another way to get the result, such as a copy of the bill of materials and run schedule in another form.