Accessibility

AIONIQ aims to follow accessibility best practices and continuously improve the accessibility of its digital experiences. This website has not been presented as a formally audited WCAG conformance claim.

We design with semantic structure, readable type, and a restrained motion language. Client work follows the brief; this page describes the public AIONIQ site.

Primary navigation, menus, forms and policy tables of contents are built to be usable with a keyboard. Focus styles use the site ring token. A skip link is available to move to main content.

Body copy on document pages is sized for reading, with line length capped so paragraphs do not span the full viewport. Headings follow a single hierarchy per page.

Foreground, muted and border colours come from the AIONIQ theme. We aim for readable contrast in light and dark themes. If a passage fails for you, tell us.

Interface motion is short and uses opacity and transform. Where the OS requests reduced motion, decorative animation is disabled or reduced.

Form fields have labels, and errors are shown inline rather than only as alerts. Buttons include accessible names.

We test with keyboard and, where practical, with platform assistive tools during development. We do not claim compatibility with every assistive technology or browser version.

Some marketing surfaces use motion, canvas or video. Complex visual case studies may be harder to parse than these document pages. Embedded third-party players follow their own accessibility.

If you find a barrier on aioniq.com, email talk@aioniqlabs.com with the page URL and what you were trying to do. We will use that to improve the site.