Tools should work for more people.

Current approach

Fieldlet is designed for keyboard navigation, visible focus states, persistent labels, responsive layouts, and assistive-technology-friendly result updates. Primary actions use ordinary buttons and form controls, navigation uses crawlable links, and changing results use live regions where an announcement is useful.

Zoom, touch, and motion

Layouts are intended to remain usable on narrow mobile screens and at 200% browser zoom. Controls are sized for touch as well as pointer input. Timer and wheel interfaces should remain understandable without relying on animation alone, and reduced-motion preferences are respected where motion could distract.

Canvas and file tools

Some image and wheel tools use a canvas for visual interaction. Their controls and results also include text instructions or values so the task does not depend on color alone. Browser and assistive-technology differences can still expose defects, especially in file pickers and complex pointer interactions.

Report a barrier

Email support@fieldlet.com with the page URL, the control or content that caused trouble, and the browser or assistive technology involved when known. Do not include private tool inputs or files.