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DAYMANAC

Accessibility

A morning edition should be easy to reach and read.

Daymanac is being built for keyboard, touch, screen-reader, zoom, and reduced-motion use. This page describes the current engineering standard; it is not a claim of third-party certification.

What the product supports.

  • Semantic headings, landmarks, lists, tables, and form labels.
  • Keyboard-accessible configuration, reordering, previews, and account controls.
  • Visible focus states and touch targets sized for mobile use.
  • Text and status meaning that do not depend on colour alone, including environmental traffic lights.
  • Responsive layouts, browser zoom, text reflow, and a reduced-motion preference.
  • Plain-text email alongside HTML email, plus reflowable EPUB where a device delivery supports it.

How we test.

Automated checks cover semantics, contrast, focus, reflow, motion, dense editions, email structure, PDF layout, and all three document themes. Manual testing is still required before a public release, especially with assistive technology and real devices.

Tell us about a barrier.

Email support@oppido.com with the page, task, browser or device, and the assistive technology you were using. Please do not include passwords, Calendar content, or a full private edition.

During the private beta, accessibility reports are reviewed directly by the product team. Urgent account or privacy concerns should use the same address and say “urgent” in the subject.

Last updated 18 September 2026.