Accessibility
Making Pocketa clearer and easier to use
Pocketa is in early build. As the public website and future platform develop, we want the experience to be clear, readable and usable across different devices and needs.
Our accessibility aim
Pocketa should be easy to read, navigate and understand. We are not claiming perfect conformance today. We are stating direction and the habits we want to carry into product work as features arrive.
Current website approach
These points describe what we consider today on the public marketing site. They are not a certificate or audit result.
Readable colour contrast
We aim for text and controls to stay legible against backgrounds on marketing pages, using the slate, sand and stone palette as a guide.
Responsive layouts
Pages are built to reflow across common phone, tablet and desktop widths so reading order stays sensible without horizontal scrolling.
Clear page structure
Headings and sections follow a predictable order so you can scan from hero content through supporting blocks to footer links.
Keyboard friendly links and buttons
Interactive elements use focus styles so keyboard users can see where they are as they move through the page.
Plain language where possible
We favour straightforward sentences alongside renovation terms, and we signpost early build limits so expectations stay realistic.
Areas we are reviewing
These topics matter as Pocketa moves from marketing pages into interactive flows. We expect this list to evolve with the roadmap.
Form accessibility
Interest and contact journeys will need labels, errors and field grouping reviewed when those experiences move beyond simple static pages.
Dashboard interactions
Future project areas may introduce tables, filters and dense layouts. Those patterns will need careful testing with assistive technologies.
Checklist editing
Drag, reorder and inline edit patterns can be tricky. We expect to iterate with feedback once checklist tools exist beyond this marketing site.
Document upload journeys
If receipt or warranty uploads arrive later, we will need clear instructions, progress states and alternatives for users who prefer email.
Mobile usability
Touch targets, zoom behaviour and long form readability on small screens will stay on the review list as features grow.
Feedback
If you notice an accessibility barrier on this site, please contact Pocketa through the contact page. Describe the page, what you were trying to do and, if you can, the browser or assistive technology you use. That detail helps us reproduce issues and plan fixes.
Future platform accessibility
Accessibility will stay important as future features such as setup flows, project dashboards and checklist tools are developed. Early users and partners can help us spot friction that static marketing pages do not surface on their own.
Final note
This statement will be reviewed as Pocketa develops from a public website into a fuller platform experience.