SereneLife should work for you.

Controls that respect your preferences

• Persistent accessibility control for contrast, text size, simpler instructions and reduced motion.
• Keyboard navigation, visible focus and a skip-to-content link.
• Labelled forms with clear errors and step progress.
• Dialogs with focus management and Escape support.
• Semantic tables, text-based timelines and meaningful illustration descriptions.
• Responsive layouts and support for browser zoom. Wide comparisons have a labelled keyboard-scrollable region.

Using SereneLife with a keyboard

Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls; Enter activates links and buttons. Use Space for checkboxes, and arrow keys for native radio groups and selects. Escape closes a modal dialog. The first Tab reaches the skip link. Comparison regions can be focused and scrolled with arrow keys.

The OTP can be pasted as one six-digit code. Its resend countdown limits only resending; the fixed code does not expire. Application and reading journeys have no time limit.

Simple language and motion

Simple language shortens key journey instructions; it does not remove important disclosures or translate every policy term. The glossary explains technical words. System reduced-motion preferences are respected, and you can also enable the setting manually. No video or audio is required; therefore no captions or transcripts are needed for current content.

Testing and remaining limits

We test forms, focus behaviour, dialog keyboard use, responsive layouts and accessibility trees, alongside automated accessibility checks. These checks cannot prove that every screen-reader and disability-related workflow works. See the repository’s accessibility QA report for exact evidence and any remaining checks. We do not claim audited WCAG conformance.

Before production, carry out moderated testing with persons with disabilities using their preferred assistive technologies, including NVDA or VoiceOver and switch navigation. Review content and consent comprehension as well as technical access.