Accessibility

Accessibility at SalesOps

SalesOps aims to be usable by everyone. We target WCAG 2.1 Level AA across the SalesOps web experience and are actively closing known gaps.

In Development

Commitment

Accessibility is treated as a first-class design and engineering concern, not a checkbox exercise. New features are reviewed for keyboard navigation, focus management, colour contrast, screen-reader support, and reduced-motion behaviour.

Standards

SalesOps targets WCAG 2.1 Level AA. We have not yet obtained an independent third-party accessibility conformance report (VPAT / ACR); we plan to commission one as our accessibility program matures.

Accessibility features

  • Semantic HTML across marketing and application pages

    Current Control
  • Keyboard navigation for primary flows

    Current Control
  • Focus-visible styles across interactive elements

    Current Control
  • Colour-contrast reviewed for text and controls

    Current Control
  • prefers-reduced-motion respected for non-essential animation

    Current Control
  • Skip-to-content link

    In Development
  • Independent third-party accessibility audit (VPAT / ACR)

    Planned

Known gaps

  • Some complex data tables in the application do not yet expose full row/column semantics to assistive technology.
  • Certain map-based features are not fully usable without a pointing device; alternative flows are being designed.
  • Not every component has been individually audited for full screen-reader parity.

Feedback

Accessibility feedback is welcome and treated as high priority. Please contact info@salesops.ca with a short description of the issue and, if possible, the browser and assistive technology in use.

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