Large text
Screens are tested at the largest accessibility text sizes and on narrow phones, so nothing is cut off.
Accessibility
Velenyro should be usable if you enlarge the text, use a keyboard, or use a screen reader. We test important actions that way and keep fixing what is hard to reach or understand.
Screens are tested at the largest accessibility text sizes and on narrow phones, so nothing is cut off.
The main button on a screen stays reachable above the phone navigation, including after the keyboard closes.
Everyday language and one clear next step reduce how much a person has to learn.
The app is tested out loud with a screen reader on a real phone: VoiceOver on iPhone today, and TalkBack on Android before launch. Keyboard focus moves where you expect.
The current test app has been checked on a physical iPhone for keyboard focus, large text, colour contrast and VoiceOver. The Android app will be checked the same way on a physical Android phone, including with TalkBack, before the two mobile apps launch together. This website is built toward WCAG 2.2 AA, the common web accessibility standard: it has a skip link, named landmarks, visible focus, and it respects the reduced-motion setting. We will only claim we meet the standard after someone independent has checked. If something is hard to use, write to us on the contact page.
Private testing
Velenyro is in private testing and is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. The iPhone and Android apps are planned to launch together, and a connected web app is also planned.