Keyboard access
Navigation, therapist filters, questionnaires, forms, tabs, dialogs, and account controls are designed to work without a pointer and to keep a visible keyboard focus indicator.
Accessibility
Seansio aims to make therapist discovery, booking, care management, and support usable across a broad range of devices and assistive technologies. We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a design and review target without claiming that every part of this demo is fully conformant.
Screen-reader structure
Pages use landmarks, ordered headings, form labels, status messages, button names, and dialog semantics so relationships and changes can be understood when content is read aloud.
Zoom, reflow, and readable text
Layouts are intended to reflow without horizontal page scrolling at common zoom and narrow-screen sizes. Body copy keeps a readable size, line height, and text measure.
Contrast and non-color cues
Text and essential controls target accessible contrast. Selection, verification, availability, warnings, and errors use labels, icons, or structure as well as color.
Motion and interaction
Interface motion is kept purposeful, and reduced-motion preferences are respected where animation is used. Interactive targets are sized and spaced to reduce accidental activation.
Forms and clear recovery
Booking, support, sign-in, profile, and payment-demo forms provide persistent labels and specific validation messages so a person can identify and correct a problem near the relevant field.
Images, media, and transcripts
Meaningful images receive text alternatives. Therapist media previews provide a written transcript in this demo so the essential introduction or client-review content is not available only through video.
Report a barrier
If something prevents you from using Seansio, contact support and include the page, task, device, browser, assistive technology, and what you expected to happen. Do not include health or sensitive identity information.