
Accessibility statement for the Plyvel app
How accessible the Plyvel app is, what is checked, and the gaps known today.
The aim
Plyvel aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA in the app.
What is checked on every change
- An automated check (axe) on every screen a customer can open, each Help article and the state library: no serious or critical finding is allowed.
- The whole journey from sign-in to a downloaded render with the keyboard alone.
- Render stages are announced to screen readers as they change.
- Touch targets of at least 44 pixels on phones.
- Single-key shortcuts can be turned off (WCAG 2.1.4).
- Arabic, right to left, on every main screen: nothing overlaps and nothing scrolls sideways.
- Five screen widths, from a phone to a large desktop.
Known gaps
- Each screen is checked in some of its states, not in every one, and only some of the screens Plyvel's own staff use are checked.
- No one who uses a screen reader every day has tested the app yet.
- Comparing two images (the Difference view and the slider) is visual by nature; Vel's findings say in words what changed and what was kept.
Problems or requests
Write to hello@plyvel.com, with what you tried and what assistive technology you use. Plyvel answers within 5 business days.
Last updated: 17 October 2026.