Accessibility

• Dark mode: the website and apps follow your device's light or dark setting.
• Reduced motion: when Reduce Motion is on, page slides and image zoom effects switch off.
• Contrast: text and controls meet WCAG 2.1 AA contrast in both light and dark mode.
• Not by colour alone: statuses (In review, Sold, Approved) are written in words, required fields are labelled, and errors are described in text.
• Screen readers and voice control: buttons, links and form fields have names that match what you see. Pop-up windows keep focus inside them, close with Escape, and return you to where you were. Page changes are announced.
• Keyboard: every page has a "Skip to main content" link and a visible focus outline.

We check these tasks with VoiceOver, Voice Control, Dark Mode, Reduce Motion and Increase Contrast before each release:

• Opening the app for the first time and browsing the home page
• Searching and filtering cars, parts and services
• Opening a car and viewing its photos, details and price
• Creating an account, signing in and resetting a password
• Messaging a seller, making an offer and booking a test drive
• Paying a deposit (the card form is Stripe's secure checkout page)
• Listing your car for sale
• Changing settings and notifications, and deleting your account
• Reporting a listing and blocking someone

• Larger Text: the apps don't yet scale with iOS Dynamic Type to 200%. On the website you can zoom your browser to 200% and every page reflows. We're working on in-app text sizing.
• Photos uploaded by sellers may not have detailed descriptions. Each photo is labelled with the car's year, make and model.
• The deposit card form is provided by Stripe and follows Stripe's own accessibility standards.
• The app has no video or audio content, so captions and audio descriptions don't apply.

Email support@motonect.com with the page and what happened. We reply within two business days, and we can complete any task for you by email or phone in the meantime.