OmniLux treats WCAG 2.2 AA as the engineering target for public marketing pages and authenticated web surfaces, with legal conformance claims reviewed before public launch.

This target covers public pages at omnilux.tv as well as future app, docs, managed-media, provider, and operator web surfaces as those surfaces become available.

We review keyboard access, focus order, headings, landmarks, labels, form errors, color contrast, zoom and reflow behavior, reduced-motion support, text alternatives, and captions or transcripts where media is used.

Automated checks are useful, but they are not enough. OmniLux also expects manual keyboard review, screen reader smoke testing, and mobile viewport checks for important public and account flows.

OmniLux is still in private beta. Some experimental visuals, early product previews, or third-party media may need further accessibility review before broad public launch.

If a page, form, document, video, or control is difficult to access, contact us with the URL, device, browser, assistive technology used if relevant, and a short description of the barrier.

OmniLux should review accessibility reports, prioritize barriers that block account, checkout, download, support, privacy, and legal workflows, and provide a reasonable alternative access path while a durable fix is being worked.

Accessibility overlays or automated scanners should not be treated as a substitute for accessible design, keyboard testing, assistive-technology checks, captions, labels, contrast review, and manual verification.