Operable navigation
Primary navigation, menus, forms, and common controls should remain usable from a keyboard.
Accessibility
LeadRx is building toward an experience that supports keyboard use, readable structure, visible focus, meaningful labels, sufficient contrast, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion preferences.
Accessibility is ongoing product work, not a badge applied at the end.
Primary navigation, menus, forms, and common controls should remain usable from a keyboard.
Text, controls, focus indicators, states, and important data should remain distinguishable without color alone.
Decorative motion should respect reduced-motion preferences and never block access to content.
Reported barriers should include a route, task, assistive technology, browser, and the result the person expected.
LeadRx is not claiming complete WCAG conformance for every private beta screen. The marketing system has been designed with accessible foundations, while the product and future pages still require ongoing audits with real assistive technologies and users.
The final audit should cover the authenticated product, maps, tables, charts, dialogs, focus management, validation, loading states, and third-party widgets.