Keyboard and focus
Navigation, links, forms, expandable roadmap items, and primary actions are intended to remain reachable without a pointer. Visible focus rings identify the current control.
Access by design
StreamSuites aims to keep its public experience readable, operable, and understandable across input methods, screen sizes, and motion preferences.
Current principles
The public site uses native controls and clear content structure wherever possible. These practices are reviewed as individual surfaces change, while coverage across every StreamSuites product remains a work in progress.
Navigation, links, forms, expandable roadmap items, and primary actions are intended to remain reachable without a pointer. Visible focus rings identify the current control.
Body copy uses Blinker at deliberate reading widths, Tektur is reserved for display hierarchy, and technical status text uses IBM Plex Mono. Muted text and controls are checked against the dark surfaces they occupy.
Decorative reveals and progress transitions respond to the operating-system reduced-motion preference. Information remains present when animation is removed.
Navigation, content grids, legal reading layouts, and controls reflow for narrow viewports without requiring horizontal page scrolling.
Landmarks, ordered headings, labelled controls, status announcements, and native disclosure elements provide a stronger foundation for assistive technologies.
Known limits
If something blocks access, describe the page, control, device, browser, and assistive technology involved through the support hub or email support@streamsuites.app.