Keyboard first
Navigation, menus, links, buttons, disclosure controls, and forms are intended to work without a mouse, with visible focus and logical order.
Accessibility
Remote support must work for more people, not create another barrier.
The NoBS Remote website targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That is an active engineering target, not a claim of third-party certification.
Continuous verificationReadable by default
Body text begins at a practical size, color is not the only signal, contrast is checked, and layouts are intended to remain usable at 200% zoom.
Respect preferences
Motion should be restrained and respond to reduced-motion preferences. Forced colors, high contrast, and text reflow are part of the test matrix.
Useful structure
Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, status text, meaningful links, and accessible names support screen-reader navigation and understanding.
Verification target
How the site is checked
- Automated axe checks for serious and critical issues.
- Keyboard-only navigation and focus review.
- Desktop, tablet, 390px, and 320px visual checks.
- 200% zoom, text reflow, reduced motion, and forced colors.
- Screen-reader review of navigation, content, status, and disclosure flows.
Feedback matters
Tell us where the site fails you.
Email pilot@nobsremote.com with the page, what you were trying to do, the browser/device, and any assistive technology you choose to identify.
Do not include passwords, access credentials, or sensitive personal information.
Product accessibility
The future Host, Viewer, Admin, mobile, consent, Stop, and support workflows require their own real-platform accessibility evidence. Website conformance does not establish product-application conformance.
Statement reviewed: July 29, 2026.