Does the site work on mobile and with assistive tech?

The site is built to work on phones, tablets, and desktops, and with keyboards and screen readers. Here's what you can expect and where the limits are.

On phones and tablets

• Responsive layout. Pages rearrange to fit smaller screens, so the blog, videos, and Help Center are readable without zooming.
• Mobile menu. On narrow screens the main navigation collapses behind a menu button, which is labelled for screen readers and reports whether it's open.
• Wide tables in articles scroll sideways inside their own box instead of breaking the page.

Keyboard and screen readers

• Keyboard-reachable links. Navigation, article links, category buttons, and search boxes are standard links, buttons, and fields, so you can reach them with Tab and activate them with Enter.
• Labelled search fields. The search boxes on the Blog and Video Library pages have labels ("Search articles" and "Search videos") that screen readers announce, and the result count updates as you type.
• Category filters are announced as a group, and each button indicates whether it's currently selected.
• Breadcrumb navigation at the top of articles and section pages shows where you are and lets you jump back up a level.
• Headings structure each article, which helps if you navigate by heading.

LocalPM

LocalPM runs in your browser and has a collapsible sidebar to save space. Some things to know:

1. Moving cards by touch. On a phone or tablet, press and hold a card on the Kanban board briefly, then drag it. See How do I move cards on a touchscreen?
2. Moving cards by keyboard. Tab to a card, press Space to pick it up, use the arrow keys to move it, and press Space to drop it, or Escape to cancel. Screen readers announce each step. Pressing Enter on a card opens it for editing.
3. Keyboard shortcuts. Press ? anywhere in LocalPM to see shortcuts for search and moving between pages. See Does LocalPM have dark mode or keyboard shortcuts?

LocalPM follows your device's light or dark setting, and its theme button lets you choose the one you find easier to read.

No formal conformance claim

The site doesn't claim conformance with any formal accessibility standard or level. If something is hard to use, your browser's zoom and display settings may help, since the pages use standard text and links.