Accessibility
Your guests are diverse — and so is your team. That's why we build accessibility into both the public guest pages and the operator interface: adjustable, keyboard-operable and screen-reader friendly.
For your guests
Every guest adjusts the event page to suit them best — without the organizer doing anything.
A button on every guest page: high contrast, larger text and reduced motion — the setting is remembered across all events.
An accessible black-and-white scheme with high-contrast blue applies throughout — even over the individual event design.
The registration form links labels and inputs cleanly (ARIA), marks required and optional fields, groups choices and announces errors as a live region.
The page sets the correct language markup and reading direction (including right-to-left) — important for screen readers and for 6 supported languages.
Anyone sensitive to animation switches transitions and motion off with one click — and the device's system setting is respected too.
Three levels (normal / large / very large) scale the whole page — without breaking the layout.
In the backend too
Not only your guests — your team should be able to work well too, which is why the app itself is optimized for accessibility.
A consistently visible focus ring, “skip to content / to menu” links and focus traps in dialogs (Tab stays inside, Escape closes and returns focus).
High contrast, larger text and reduced motion are available for operators too — saved to the account and thus available across devices.
When designing the event page, ticketYoo warns if a color pair falls below WCAG contrast (4.5:1) — so your guest pages stay readable from the start.
ticketYoo is not yet 100 % accessible — neither on the guest pages nor in the backend. We work on it continuously: regular audits (incl. axe/Lighthouse), screen-reader testing, gradually covering every page, and real-world feedback. If you hit a barrier, let us know — it helps us improve faster.