ACCESSIBILITY
Atlas aims to be usable by every pilot.
Our commitment
Flight Atlas is designed with accessibility as a first-class concern. We aim to make the
product usable by as many pilots as possible, including people using screen readers,
keyboard-only navigation, magnified text, and reduced-motion or reduced-contrast
preferences. The product includes a light and a dark theme and honors the
prefers-reduced-motion system setting.
Accessibility is an ongoing effort rather than a finished state. We review new pages and flows against keyboard operability, focus visibility, text contrast, and semantic structure as they are built, and we address issues as they are reported.
How we test
- Keyboard navigation across primary flows (sign in, import, logbook, account).
- Focus indicators that remain visible on the product's light and dark themes, including for reduced-motion users.
- Semantic headings and labels so screen-reader users can navigate the structure.
This statement does not claim conformance to a specific WCAG level. We are working toward conformance and will report concrete progress here as it is measured.
Report an accessibility issue
If something on Atlas is hard or impossible for you to use, please tell us so we can fix it. Contact our team at support@atlasfly.io with:
- The page or flow where you hit the problem.
- The assistive technology or settings you use (for example, screen reader, voice input, keyboard only, magnification, reduced motion).
- A description of what happened versus what you expected.
We aim to acknowledge reports within a few business days and to provide a status update while we work on a fix.
Feedback also shapes the product
Accessibility feedback is treated as product feedback: it informs how we build and what we prioritize. We will not use the information you share to target or profile you.