Accessibility isn't a bolt-on at LiveFox — it's woven into every component. From keyboard navigation to voice control, we're committed to ensuring everyone can participate fully.
Every interactive element — quiz answers, polls, navigation — is fully operable via keyboard. Shortcut badges are displayed when enabled, and admin navigation supports G+key combos.
Toggle shortcut badges in Settings
LiveRegion announcements for dynamic content changes, semantic ARIA roles and labels on all interactive elements, and descriptive alt text throughout the platform.
Users can choose between full, reduced, or no motion. Animations and transitions respect these preferences, ensuring a comfortable experience for everyone.
Choose Full / Reduced / None in Settings
High contrast mode, configurable text sizes (S, M, L, XL), and a semantic colour system with proper contrast ratios across light and dark themes.
Adjust text size & contrast in Settings
Hands-free interaction via voice commands. Participants can navigate quizzes and submit answers without touching a keyboard or mouse.
Enable in Settings
ESLint jsx-a11y enforcement catches issues at build time. A reusable AccessibleInteractive component and developer checklist ensure every new feature meets our standards.
We design and build toward internationally recognised accessibility standards, using a combination of automated and manual testing to identify and resolve issues.
Our goal is to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA success criteria across perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust requirements. We are not yet independently audited but actively work toward conformance.
Our codebase enforces the eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y recommended ruleset during development, flagging missing alt text, invalid ARIA attributes, and interactive elements without keyboard handlers before code ships. Automated linting catches common issues but doesn't replace manual testing.
Screen reader support is built throughout the platform with ARIA roles, live regions, and semantic markup, but real-world testing across VoiceOver, NVDA, and TalkBack is ongoing. We're actively looking for testers — if you use a screen reader, email support@golivefox.com to help us improve.
We're committed to making LiveFox accessible to everyone. If you encounter any accessibility barriers or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us at support@golivefox.com.
Last updated: March 2026