Keyboard access
Primary navigation, dialogs, page-level navigation, forms, and core actions are designed to remain usable without a mouse.
ACCESSIBILITY
Enterprise depth should remain navigable and understandable.
MODLAN is building accessibility into the public platform as an engineering requirement. Accessibility is reviewed alongside security, responsiveness, performance, and content quality throughout the V125 cloud-cutover runway.
CURRENT PRACTICES
Accessibility is handled across the interaction system.
These practices are built into shared components so improvements can propagate across the site rather than being repaired page by page.
Visible focus
Interactive controls receive a high-contrast focus indicator so keyboard users can identify the current control.
Motion preferences
Decorative motion and smooth scrolling are reduced when the operating system requests reduced motion.
Responsive interaction
Long-page navigation, menus, forms, and control surfaces adapt for touch and narrow viewports instead of simply shrinking desktop UI.
Semantic structure
Public pages use headings, landmarks, labels, named navigation regions, and status messaging intended to support assistive technology.
Contrast resilience
The interface includes additional treatment for high-contrast and forced-color environments while preserving understandable control states.
ONGOING REVIEW
What MODLAN is validating before the V125 public cutover.
Automated checks help identify structural regressions, but production accessibility also requires browser, keyboard, zoom, contrast, screen-reader, and real-device review. Findings are tracked as launch work rather than converted into unsupported compliance claims.
- Keyboard order, focus containment, and focus restoration.
- Heading and landmark structure across long-form pages.
- Accessible names, labels, instructions, and form status feedback.
- Zoom, reflow, target sizing, and narrow-viewport behavior.
- Reduced-motion, increased-contrast, and forced-color environments.
- Screen-reader sanity checks on navigation, forms, dialogs, and long-page controls.
REPORT A BARRIER
Tell us when something gets in the way.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier on the public MODLAN website, contact us with the page, feature, and problem you experienced. Do not include claim files, medical records, credentials, Social Security numbers, or sensitive evidence.