Accessibility at Omkin
Omkin works toward WCAG 2.2 AA across public content, onboarding, matching, checkout, dashboards, and session entry—with clear alternatives when a barrier remains.
What this means in practice
Our target covers more than public pages. It includes the moments where people make choices, correct mistakes, pay, communicate, and enter care.
The WCAG 2.2 AA target covers public information, authentication, onboarding, matching, professional profiles, booking, checkout, dashboards, messages, and session entry. It applies beyond the marketing pages.
Clear headings, consistent controls, plain-language boundaries, progress indicators, review screens, and recoverable validation help people understand what is being asked and correct a mistake without losing their work.
Meeting controls are labeled and keyboard reachable, connection status is communicated in more than one way, and text alternatives or captions are provided where the supported service can offer them.
An unresolved barrier is documented with its affected flow, impact, available workaround, accountable owner, and expected resolution window. High-impact barriers can block a public release.
Accessibility feedback has a dedicated route and response target. Describe the page, task, device or assistive technology if you are comfortable, and the format or alternative that would help.
Help us remove a barrier
Share the page or task, your device or assistive technology if useful, and the alternative that would help. Keep diagnosis, therapy notes, and identity documents out of a general message.
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