Accessibility Statement
Last updated 1 September 2026
We want Copacetic to be usable by everyone, including people with visual, motor, or cognitive disabilities. This statement describes what's supported today and what we know still needs work — honestly, rather than aspirationally.
1. What's supported today
High contrast mode: stronger borders and darker text throughout the app, available in Settings → Accessibility.
Colour-blind-safe status badges: an alternative palette for status/priority badges across matters and tasks.
A choice of reading font, including a dedicated dyslexia-friendly typeface (OpenDyslexic), not just a fallback.
Every form field in sign-up, login, and account creation uses a properly associated label, not just placeholder text, so screen readers announce what each field is for.
A reduced-motion setting in Settings → Accessibility, and animations are automatically suppressed if your operating system's reduced-motion preference is on.
A text-size control in Settings → Accessibility, in addition to your browser's own zoom.
A skip-to-content link for keyboard users to bypass the sidebar navigation, and a proper landmark structure in the app shell.
Every dashboard drag-and-drop surface (the matter Kanban board, the sidebar, matter workspace tabs, and dashboard app shortcuts) can also be reordered from the keyboard alone, not just with a mouse or touch.
2. Known limitations
We haven't yet completed a full keyboard-only walkthrough or a screen reader (VoiceOver/NVDA/JAWS) testing pass across the whole app — some custom interactive components (date pickers, rich text editors, comboboxes) haven't been individually verified this way yet.
We haven't yet run automated accessibility tooling as part of our regular testing — this is planned, not yet in place.
3. Standards we're working toward
We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. A first audit pass has been completed and found issues have been fixed (see above), but we haven't yet completed the live keyboard/screen-reader testing described in section 2, and don't claim full conformance until we have — this statement will be updated as that work progresses.
4. Tell us what's not working
If you use assistive technology and hit a barrier using Copacetic, we want to know — email accessibility@copacetic.legal with what you were trying to do, what happened, and what device/browser/assistive technology you were using. We'll respond and let you know if and when it's fixed.
Found an accessibility problem? Tell us at accessibility@copacetic.legal.
