Accessibility Statement

Last Updated: August 17, 2026

VectorGraph is committed to making our data digitization tools as accessible as possible. However, due to the highly visual and interactive nature of computer vision processing, there are technical limitations we are transparent about.

      Known Limitation: The core VectorGraph Workspace relies entirely on an HTML5 <canvas> element to render images, axes, overlays, and interactive masks. Because the content within a canvas is rendered as pixels rather than the Document Object Model (DOM), it is not visible to screen readers (e.g., NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver).
    

What is Accessible?

Landing & Marketing Pages: Our informational pages (like this one) are built with semantic HTML and are fully accessible via screen readers and keyboard navigation.
Control Panels: The sidebar control panels within the workspace use standard HTML inputs, buttons, select elements, and ARIA labels where applicable.
Data Inspector Table: The extracted data table in the Data Inspector is a standard HTML table — fully readable by assistive technology.
Keyboard Navigation: We have implemented keyboard shortcuts for panning, zooming, and switching tools to assist users with motor impairments.
Focus Management: Modals and dropdowns implement focus-trap logic so keyboard and screen reader users can navigate them correctly.

Our Roadmap

We are investigating the following accessibility improvements for future releases:

ARIA live regions to announce extraction progress and result counts to screen readers.
High-contrast mode to improve visibility for users with low vision.
Fully navigable Data Inspector with screen reader announcements on data edits.

Contact Us

If you experience difficulty using any part of VectorGraph or have suggestions on how we can improve our accessibility, please contact us at support.vectorgraph@gmail.com.