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Accessibility

This prototype is built toward WCAG 2.1 AA. Here is what it supports and what has not been checked yet.

What is supported

Keyboard use: Every control can be reached with Tab and used with Enter, Space or the arrow keys. A skip link jumps to the main content, and focus moves to the page title when you change pages. Dragging students between groups has a “Move to…” menu as a keyboard alternative.
Visible focus: The control that has keyboard focus shows a clear outline.
Screen reader support: Pages use headings and landmarks. Inputs have labels, icon-only buttons have names, tables have captions, and sortable columns announce their sort order. Counts, saved changes and errors are announced.
Charts with table alternatives: Every chart has a short text summary and a “View as table” button that shows the same numbers.
Meaning without color: Tiers use a shape and the word “Tier”, status labels use an icon and text, and above or below the aim line is written out in words.
Light and dark themes: Follows your system setting, or you can choose Light or Dark in the top bar. Colors are chosen to meet WCAG 2.1 AA contrast in both.
Reduced motion: If your system asks for reduced motion, animations and smooth scrolling are turned off.
Zoom and tablets: Layouts reflow at 200% zoom and at tablet width, and buttons are larger on touch screens.
Printing: Meeting summaries, reports and the parent report print without menus or buttons.

No formal accessibility audit has been done on this prototype.
It has not been tested with people who use assistive technology, or across every screen reader and browser combination.
Contrast was checked against the design colors, not measured on every screen and state.

A full audit is planned before any production release.