Website accessibility

Set up the page for you.

You can adjust the display, use a keyboard, and zoom the page. These options are available to everyone, including people with sensory, cognitive, reading, or motor access needs.

Open display preferences

Display preferences

Choose any combination. Preferences are stored in this browser when local storage is available. They are not sent to us. Reset preferences restores the defaults while continuing to respect your device’s reduced-motion setting.

Keyboard and screen readers

Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls, and Enter or Space to activate buttons and expand details. The first link skips to the page content. In the Office, Field, and Client-facing tabs, use the arrow keys, Home, or End to select a view, then Tab to read its panel. Escape closes the mobile menu or display preferences and returns focus.

The app screenshot has a written description beneath it. The terms used on this page explain technical language, and the feature section has a short plain-language summary. Headings, lists, named controls, and status messages provide structure for assistive technology.

Our target and current scope

Our target is Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AAA wherever applicable. This website includes enhanced text contrast, reading and color choices, reduced motion, and keyboard controls. This is not a claim of full AA or AAA conformance.

Automated and keyboard checks cover a range of screen sizes and display settings. Screen-reader testing, real browser zoom across browsers, and testing with people with disabilities still need to be completed. Some text over gradients and images also needs manual contrast review.

This information applies to one.opeerion.com. It does not describe the accessibility of the separate Opeerion ONE application or other websites linked from here.

Report a problem or request another format

Email Jose and Brian at Opeerion (jtoro@opeerion.com and bmccrae@opeerion.com). Tell us the page and what you were trying to do. If useful, include your browser or assistive technology. You do not need to disclose a diagnosis.