Keyboard access
Interactive controls are intended to work without a mouse.
Access belongs to everyone
A calmer experience should also be an accessible one.
Tranquiliva aims to support different ways of seeing, hearing, moving, reading and processing information.
Our commitment
Audit pendingDesigned toward WCAG 2.2 AA
This is the intended product standard. Formal testing and an independent audit should be completed before claiming conformance.
Readable contrast
Text and essential controls use strong foreground contrast.
Assistive technology
Semantic structure, labels and live regions support screen readers.
Try preferences
Adjust this preview
These controls demonstrate the settings that should be saved to your profile.
Large textIncrease the base text size.
High contrastStrengthen borders and primary text.
Reduce motionRemove non-essential animation.
Take one comfortable step.
You do not need to finish everything at once. Choose the smallest action that feels manageable, then pause and notice what you need next.
What we are working to provide
Logical reading order, visible focus, skip links, predictable controls and no keyboard traps.
Text resizing, responsive reflow, sufficient contrast, non-colour status cues and descriptive alternative text.
Captions, transcripts, playback controls, visible recording status and alternatives to voice-only interaction.
Plain language, clear recovery from errors, reduced motion, confirmation before destructive actions and no unnecessary time pressure.
Accessibility feedback
Tell us where you met a barrier
Include the page, what you were trying to do, your device or assistive technology, and an alternative contact method if you need one.
Do not include journal text, assessment answers or other sensitive wellbeing information.
Last reviewed 17 July 2026. The final statement should list known limitations, audit method, contact response target and remediation progress.