Accessibility
Access is part of the product boundary.
Nova Vista keeps navigation, evidence, and trust information legible with semantic structure, scalable text, non-color cues, and focused moving-state interaction. Website motion and native accessibility have distinct limits.
Explore the detailsHow does Nova Vista support different ways of reading, navigating, and moving?
Describe the website and native accessibility behavior without making a blanket conformance claim.
Meaning stays in the content.
Can I understand the site without motion or imagery?
Content uses semantic landmarks, ordered headings, visible focus, and keyboard-operable links. All policy text is available independently of the decorative graphics, and color is not the only carrier of meaning.
These pages use animated graphics, section transitions, and smooth navigation. They do not adapt their animations to the system reduced-motion preference or provide a motion toggle. This is a known accessibility limitation, not a claim of accessibility conformance.
Animated graphics are decorative; the policy text remains available independently.
Motion or color as the only carrier of meaning.
Navigation and evidence keep different voices.
How does the iPhone app reduce competition for attention?
Dynamic Type, clear VoiceOver labels, logical focus order, and text-or-shape reinforcement keep the interface readable without relying on color alone.
While moving, maneuvers and safety guidance take priority. Map, New Nearby, source history, and corrections remain unavailable until the app can establish a safe parked state.
Navigation guidance remains primary and evidence yields while moving.
Full VoiceOver, Voice Control, road, glare, audio, and physical-device readiness.
Accessible help starts with a usable message.
What should an accessibility report include?
Describe the product area, assistive technology, text size or display setting, device and operating-system version, expected behavior, and the barrier you encountered.
Do not include a live route, destination, location history, plate, face, address, or identifying screenshot.
A report can describe an access barrier without sharing trip data.
Live routes, plates, faces, or personal location history.
Trust is in the details.
A boundary is part
of the feature.
Nova Vista keeps route neutrality, source provenance, incomplete coverage, privacy, and safe-use limits visible wherever they affect what a record can mean.
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