What the site supports
The site uses semantic headings, keyboard-accessible navigation and controls, visible focus states, readable contrast, responsive layouts, reduced-motion preferences and labeled interactive elements.
Accessibility
DataShip is working to make its website, demonstrations and downloadable information clear across devices and assistive technologies.
The site uses semantic headings, keyboard-accessible navigation and controls, visible focus states, readable contrast, responsive layouts, reduced-motion preferences and labeled interactive elements.
Process demonstrations are designed to remain understandable without sound. Finished videos are intended to include captions and transcripts, while interactive sequences provide visible controls and text explanations.
If a PDF, diagram, demonstration or page is difficult to use, DataShip will provide the same core information in a reasonable alternative format when possible.
Email benjamin.brown@dataship.com with the page, feature or document involved and the format that would work better. Accessibility feedback is treated as a delivery-quality issue.
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