Use Wick your way.
Move through the site with a keyboard and set text and motion to suit you. Here is what Wick has checked so far.
Keyboard
Press Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls. A visible outline marks your place. Enter follows a link, and Enter or Space opens an answer. The skip link at the top of each page jumps past navigation to the content.
In Safari, press Option+Tab to include links.
The configurator opens as a dialog. Focus stays inside it while it is open, and Escape closes it and returns you to the button that opened it.
Text, color and motion
Use your browser’s zoom or text size. Pages reflow on narrow screens, and controls wrap when you increase text spacing. Your device’s reduced-motion setting turns off animation and smooth scrolling.
Wherever color carries meaning, text or the state of the control says the same thing. High-contrast modes keep native controls and a visible focus outline.
What Wick has checked
Wick reviews keyboard navigation, focus return, reflow at 320 pixels wide, increased text spacing and reduced motion in the browser, with automated accessibility checks alongside.
Wick does not yet claim full WCAG conformance. Text-only zoom at 200%, screen readers and other assistive technology still need direct testing. Wick’s device software has accessibility requirements of its own.
Tell Wick where you get stuck
Open a build in Wick Account and write in its conversation. Name the page, the control, what you expected and the browser or assistive technology you used. Leave passwords and private files out.