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Accessibility statement.
Oralstack handles dental records and is used at the chair by clinical and front-desk staff with a wide range of needs and assistive technologies. We treat accessibility as part of how the product is built — not a checkbox at the end. This page describes our conformance target, what we currently test, what we know is incomplete, and how to flag an issue. Reviewed quarterly; last reviewed 9 August 2026.
Conformance target
WCAG 2.2 Level AA across the marketing site and product UI.
Oralstack targets WCAG 2.2 AA across the marketing site and product UI. Keyboard, reduced-motion, contrast, and responsive checks are part of release review. A third-party conformance audit has not yet been completed, so this is a target rather than a certification.
Browsers tested
- Chrome 124+ (macOS, Windows, Android)
- Safari 17+ (macOS, iOS)
- Firefox 120+ (macOS, Windows)
- Edge 124+ (Windows)
Assistive technologies + checks
- VoiceOver (macOS, iOS) — primary screen reader against the marketing site
- NVDA (Windows) — secondary screen reader against the marketing site
- Keyboard-only navigation across every interactive surface
- 200% text-only zoom on every standard breakpoint (sm, md, lg)
- OS-level reduced-motion preference — every animated demo respects it
Known gaps and roadmap
- A third-party accessibility audit, JAWS testing, and Dragon voice-control testing have not yet been completed.
- Dense product tables and clinical visuals need continued screen-reader and reflow testing beyond the marketing pages.
- Some staged product demonstrations use time-based state changes; their accessible status announcements remain under review.
Honest list — we publish what we know is incomplete rather than claim full conformance.
Report an accessibility issue
We acknowledge accessibility reports within two working days and confirm a fix or mitigation timeline within seven. Send the route, the assistive tech you were using, and what didn't work to accessibility@oralstack.com.