Build
Screen-reader first
Every control labelled, every flow walkable by swipe, reading order intentional, announcements where they matter.
The arrow · Accessibility
Access, not bolted on.
A triangle is the world’s most legible "you are here, and here’s where you’re headed." Focus, screen readers, VoiceOver — designed in from the first sketch, for every product we make and for the teams we help.
Why it leads
Built by someone who needs it.
Dakkak Labs is run by Mohamed Dakkak, who is legally blind and reads every screen by voice. Accessibility here isn’t a checklist run at the end — it’s the shape of the work from the first line. If it doesn’t work with a screen reader, it isn’t done.
What we offer
The standard — yours or ours.
Standard
WCAG AA, minimum
4.5:1 text contrast, 44-point targets, no meaning by colour alone, motion that respects Reduce Motion.
Consulting
Audit & remediate
We bring the same standard to other teams' products — find the barriers, fix them, and leave you a path to keep it.
Accessibility statement
This site holds itself to the same standard.
Dakkak Labs aims to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA across this website. It is built and tested with VoiceOver, fully navigable by keyboard, respects your system settings for reduced motion and contrast, and carries a built-in display-and-access panel — text size, contrast, motion, and transparency — saved on your device.
Found a barrier? To us that is a bug. Email [email protected] and we will fix it. Last reviewed June 2026.