Accessibility Statement — TallyCounter Pro

Universal Digital Accessibility Commitment.

TallyCounter Pro is committed to aiding in the digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We want all basic and essential tools to be accessible to everyone, regardless of their physical, sensory disability, neurodiversity or assistive services used. Our web clickers constantly improve and we regularly test our web content against international recognised standards, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA.

Across our tools 2. The concrete work done to improve the accessibility is released.

We have used the following types of applications to ensure easy use of the site by screen readers, speech recognition devices, switch devices and keyboard virtualization:

Full Keyboard Operability:

All the counter tools can be used without the mouse or touch screen. Go up with Up Arrow, go up with the Spacebar, go down with the Down Arrow and reset with the R key. Clearly visible high contrast outlines and rings of focus.

Count in digits on ARIA:

Digital count displays implement aria-live="polite" attributes that allow screen readers (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, TalkBack) to provide an immediate speech prompt without interrupting the focus of the webpage and with the speech prompt for the numbers (count) that have been modified.

High-Contrast Color Tokens:

Our obsidian black tools and bright shiny golden display numbers and border lines provide high contrast between tools and text due to the WCAG (AAA) compliant contrast ratios of 7:1 against dark grey background.

Accessible Touch Targets:

Buttons, chips and increment areas are over 48x48 CSS pixels, allowing you to confidently tap if you are a person with motor tremors or limited dexterity to make small touches.

Multi-Sensory Feedback (Audio & Haptics):

Non-visual users with low visual ability have a synthesized click sound, and unique harmonic completion chords via our Web Audio API when targets are met. Without any doubt, physically tactile feedback – haptic vibration – kicks in for supported mobile touchscreens.

Reduce motion support with operating system media query: prefers-reduced-motion: reduce:

motion is set to default as much as possible, animations and smooth movements are turned off for those who may have trouble with vestibular motion.

3. Standards & Technical Specifications

TallyCounter Pro's accessibility relies on the use of current and convergent Web technologies:

The HTML5 structural elements (header, main, article, nav, footer) for appropriate HTML document structure.

WAI-ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) 1.2 properties for interactive controls.

The standard Vanilla CSS uses the fluid clamp typography, and a responsive viewport, which will enable the users to go beyond the fixed-size clamp.

However, the normal logic on the client-side was written in normal ECMAScript technology, not based on plugins from the different vendors.

Harnesh/It IRS reAE (Continuous Testing & Continuous Evaluation Environment).

We continually test our counter tools – in actual scenarios:

Desktops:

Operating systems will be Windows 11 with NVDA and Microsoft narrator; macOS Sonoma with Apple VoiceOver.

Mobile OS (which operating system is in use?):

iOS (Apple VoiceOver & Haptic Touch), Android 14 (Google TalkBack).

Accessibility Auditing using Automated techniques like Lighthouse, DevTools axe and WAVE Web Accessibility evaluation Tool.

A feedback portal as well as another assistance portal.

Although every effort is made to make everything accessible to everybody, certain combinations of legacy browsers or special assistive devices, may experience anomalies. Your views are valued, and we want to hear them! If you encounter an accessibility issue, or require any assistance using a tool provided by TallyCounter Pro:

Email: accessibility@tallycounter.pro

Phone / SMS Support: +1 (800) 555-0199 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm UTC)

Subject line: Accessibility Barrier Report

Be sure to indicate which type of AT you used, and the tool URL. We will respond in no more than 2 business days with an Accessible Alternative or Remediation Timeline.

6. Comprehensively Assistive Technology Compatibility Matrix).

To be completely frank with you on our experience with evaluating evaluations, TallyCounter Pro maintains an up-to-date list of screen readers and assistive periphery input devices that are compatible with TallyCounter Pro:

NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access):

Tested on windows 11 with Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. All buttons on the counters have matching accessibly named descriptive text, and the state/changes and number of live regions is correct.

JAWS (Job Access With Speech):

Tested with Microsoft Edge and Chrome for Windows. Seamless navigation between the landmarks, headings and interactive groups of buttons.

macOS Sonoma & iOS 17 (VoiceOver for Mac & iOS):

Vocalized Target reach, 2fingers double tap triggers and full functional gesture controls.

Google TalkBack (Android 14):

Completely tested on haptic feedback devices where that feedback is used to complement TalkBack audio feedback.

SA & Single-Switch Devices:

Full keyboard control without the use of Spacebar & Enter key mapping with standard single and double switch.

7. Continuous remediation plan and Accessibility governance

Digital accessibility is not an “compliance checkbox” issue, it is a software development practice that must be performed continually. Automated access linters are now part of our processes so that we can install an access linter before deployment to check out accessibility gearboxes introduced to us.

Every 6 months, our standards bodies review and conduct in-depth manual accessibility audits involving persons with low vision, blind and motor-disability from the community to assess our future counter work flows. We are always happy to receive ideas from potential users on how to make our interfaces for digital counting more accessible, including those who represent accessibility advocacy organizations, through our exclusive Accessibility Compliance Coordinator, accessibility@tallycounter.pro.

9. Technology & Inclusion

Our technical auditing is not only for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, but also other international technical audit standards including the United States Rehabilitation Act, Section 508, the EN 301 549 European Union directive on accessibility requirements for public sector web and mobile applications and the UK Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations.

All tables with numeric information, all chart information and all interactive counter controls (except images) have an identical text information, a good semantic definition of color and are accessible in a view port either on mobile magnifiers or in a high-contrast visual style of the operating system or specially developed user-agent style-sheet.