Navigation and keyboard use
We aim to make core navigation and interactive controls understandable and operable without requiring a mouse.
Accessibility
Dunzy should be usable by as many people as possible
We are working toward a clear, navigable and inclusive experience across Dunzy’s marketplace, booking and account features.
Areas we continue to improve
Readable content and contrast
Dunzy aims for clear typography, sufficient contrast, predictable headings and interfaces that remain usable when text is enlarged.
Images and media
Meaningful images should include useful alternative text where appropriate, while decorative imagery should not create unnecessary noise for assistive technology.
Forms and feedback
Forms should use clear labels, understandable instructions and useful validation messages so people know what is required and how to correct errors.
Responsive and assistive technology use
We continue testing common workflows across screen sizes, browsers and assistive technologies as Dunzy evolves.
Accessibility feedback
Tell us when something gets in the way
If you encounter a barrier while using Dunzy, contact us with the page or feature involved, what you were trying to do and, if helpful, the browser, device or assistive technology you were using.
We use accessibility feedback to prioritize fixes and improve future product work.
Accessibility is an ongoing product responsibility, not a one-time checklist.
Current status
Accessibility is an ongoing product commitment
This page describes Dunzy’s accessibility approach and the areas we are working to improve. It should not be read as a certification that every page or feature currently conforms to a particular accessibility standard.
As Dunzy matures, we can document formal accessibility testing, known limitations and remediation work based on the live product.
If something prevents you from using Dunzy, tell us what happened so we can investigate the barrier.
