// Trust · Access for the profession
Accessibility Statement
Our accessibility target, current measures, known limitations, and a direct path to assistance.
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Accessibility commitment and current-state disclosure. This page describes the platform as it operates today and avoids claims of certification. Last reviewed: July 16, 2026.
Our target
One Water OS is working toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA across its public experience. This is a product target, not a declaration that every current page fully conforms.
⌨Keyboard and focusNavigation, forms, dialogs, moderation controls, and core calls to action are designed for keyboard operation and visible focus.
AReadable structureSemantic headings, labels, contrast-conscious colors, responsive layouts, and plain-language instructions guide ongoing work.
◌Motion choicesReduced-motion preferences are respected on newer animated surfaces, and animation is not intended to carry the only meaning.
Known limitations and alternatives
| Knowledge graph canvas | The visual graph is highly interactive and is not yet fully equivalent for every screen-reader interaction. The search, topic filters, contributor rail, text-based Encyclopedia, and direct Graph assistant provide alternate ways to reach the knowledge. |
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| Video captions | Some legacy or newly generated videos may not yet include complete captions or transcripts. Request an accessible transcript and we will provide one where possible. |
| Third-party media | Embedded Vimeo content and external services may have accessibility behavior outside APAS.ai control. |
| Ongoing assessment | The platform has not yet completed an independent WCAG conformance audit. Findings from users are prioritized as product issues. |
Feedback and assistance
If a page, graph interaction, document, video, or form creates a barrier, tell us what you were trying to do and the assistive technology or browser involved. We will work to provide an alternative and correct the barrier.