Accessibility Statement

Our commitment to making Corelia Intelligence usable by everyone. Last updated: October 2026.

Corelia Intelligence is used by researchers and reviewers under real time pressure, so accessibility is a practical requirement, not an afterthought. We aim to keep the workspace and its public pages perceivable, operable, understandable and robust.

What we do

  • Semantic HTML with a single, clearly ordered heading per page and labelled navigation regions.
  • Colour and contrast driven by theme tokens, including dark mode, so text stays readable against every surface.
  • Full keyboard operability for forms, navigation and dialogs, with visible focus states.
  • Text set at readable sizes on every screen, with layouts that reflow for mobile, tablet and desktop.
  • Form fields with explicit labels and clear inline error messages.

Known limitations

Dense evidence tables can be hard to read at small widths; we are converting them to stacked cards on mobile. Drag-and-drop interactions also offer keyboard-free equivalents wherever they appear.

Feedback

If you hit a barrier using the workspace, please tell us through the Contact form. We reply within one business day and prioritise fixes that block completion of core tasks.