Accessibility
How Fuser supports keyboard, screen reader and low-vision use, its known limits, and how to report a problem.
Fuser aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA across the app, the website and these docs.
Keyboard
- Menus, dialogs, settings, panels and forms are built on accessible components, so you can reach and use them with
Tab,Shift+Tab, the arrow keys,Enter,SpaceandEsc, with a visible focus outline. - Common canvas actions have shortcuts, such as
Shift+Aor⌘/Ctrl+Kto add a node and⌘/Ctrl+0to fit the canvas. See the full shortcuts reference. - Tooltips show the shortcut for a button when it has one.
Screen readers
Buttons, menus, dialogs and form fields carry names and roles that screen readers announce.
Seeing the interface
- Theme: choose Light, Dark or System in Settings. Both themes are designed to meet WCAG AA contrast.
- Zoom: the app works with browser zoom, and the canvas has its own zoom (
⌘/Ctrl++and⌘/Ctrl+-). - Motion: interface animations are designed to respect your system's Reduce motion setting.
Known limitations
The node canvas is not yet fully usable with a keyboard or a screen reader. Placing, moving and connecting nodes needs a mouse, trackpad or touch, and nodes and connections are not yet announced to screen readers. Keyboard operation and screen-reader support for the canvas's core tasks are on our accessibility roadmap.
Report a problem
If something in Fuser is hard or impossible to use with your setup, email support@fuser.studio with what you were trying to do, your browser, and any assistive technology you use. We track every report and tell you when it's fixed. An Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT) is in preparation; customers can ask support for it.