Numerology should be understandable without visual or motor barriers.

• Semantic headings and landmarks.
• Skip link on the main AI experience.
• Keyboard-accessible Radix dialogs, tabs, and accordions.
• Visible focus styles for major controls.
• Reduced-motion support.
• Text equivalents for Lo Shu values and generated images.
• Large mobile inputs and touch targets.

• Complete focus coverage for inputs, selects, summaries, tabs, and drawers.
• Accessible field error relationships.
• Screen-reader testing with NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack.
• 200% zoom and 400% reflow testing.
• Hindi and Hinglish pronunciation and language-tag review.
• Automated axe and Playwright checks.
• Accessible mobile navigation on every page.

Meaningful diagrams should include adjacent prose or table equivalents. Formula results remain selectable text. Color is not the only way a repeated, missing, selected, or warning state is communicated.

The current application is an early vertical slice and has not completed a formal WCAG conformance audit. Some prototype navigation and calculator tabs still require additional keyboard and focus work.

An accessible feedback channel and public issue-response process will be published before closed beta. Accessibility issues are release-blocking when they prevent a critical workflow.