Navigation without a mouse
Primary navigation, controls, links, disclosure elements and supported term interactions are intended to remain keyboard reachable with visible focus.
SEEDSTREAM
Accessibility
ACCESSIBLE BY DESIGN
ACCESS IS PART OF THE INTERFACE
SeedStream should remain usable when the user changes how they navigate, read or experience motion.
This page describes the current accessibility design posture of the review build. It is not a claim of completed third-party certification or final conformance status.
Contrast and scalable text
Color View and Dark View use structured contrast, and layout is intended to tolerate browser zoom and text scaling without collapsing the information hierarchy.
Reduced-motion respect
The global SeedStream signal respects the user’s reduced-motion preference rather than forcing continuous animation.
Desktop and mobile
Dense instrument rails may scroll horizontally on smaller screens rather than compressing data into unreadable text.
CURRENT DESIGN CHECKSREVIEW BUILD
Semantic structure
Pages use headings, navigation landmarks, main content and meaningful links so structure is not conveyed by visual placement alone.
Focus and interaction
Interactive elements should expose focus state and should not depend only on hover. Touch and keyboard behavior are part of the review surface.
Color independence
Color carries hierarchy and state emphasis, but essential meaning should also be represented by text, labels or position.
Motion preference
Users who request reduced motion receive a non-traveling signal treatment instead of the normal animated line.
Ongoing review
Formal conformance testing, assistive-technology coverage and a production accessibility issue-reporting route should be completed before public launch.