Clear interaction
Navigation, forms, tabs, accordions, and calls to action should work with a keyboard and communicate their current state clearly.
Accessibility
Every traveler deserves
a clearer way through.
Roamliy aims to make its planning tools understandable and usable for as many people as possible, across devices and ways of navigating.
Our commitment
Accessibility is part of thoughtful travel planning.
A useful AI companion needs to be clear, controllable, and legible. We aim to support keyboard navigation, meaningful text alternatives, readable type, responsive layouts, visible focus states, and clear error feedback.
This static prototype uses semantic landmarks, labeled forms, accessible controls from Bootstrap, responsive layouts, and alt text for its editorial images. There is still more work to do as the product becomes real.
What we are working toward
Practical steps, not a badge.
Readable information
Travel plans need to be scannable under real conditions: on a small screen, in bright light, and while someone is making a quick decision.
Feedback that helps
When an action needs attention, the experience should say what happened and what can be done next without blame or ambiguity.
Help us improve: If an accessibility barrier makes Roamliy harder to use, tell us what you were trying to do, what happened, and any assistive technology or browser context you are comfortable sharing. Contact us through the contact page.