Screen readers
Meaningful labels, sensible reading order, predictable focus, and status announcements where they matter.
Accessibility
Access is part of the product.
We design for screen readers, keyboard use, readable contrast, text scaling, reduced motion, and clear interaction from the beginning—not as a final patch.
Our standard
If someone cannot use it, the work is not finished.
Dakkak Labs is founded by Mohamed Dakkak, a legally blind developer who uses VoiceOver every day. That lived experience shapes how the studio reviews navigation, labels, focus order, touch targets, motion, and visual clarity.
What we check
Visual access
Readable contrast, scalable text, clear focus states, and information that does not depend on color alone.
Motion & touch
Reduced-motion support, comfortable target sizes, and layouts that remain usable on small screens and with large text.
Accessibility statement
We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA.
This site is designed for keyboard navigation, screen readers, reduced motion, text scaling, and strong contrast. We continue to review the site as it changes.
If you find a barrier, email [email protected]. We treat accessibility barriers as bugs that should be fixed.