Data should be understandable.
Updated 11 October 2026
Our approach
Datamon uses semantic page headings, keyboard controls, visible focus and locally hosted fonts. Motion respects reduced-motion settings, and the landing visualization offers a non-WebGL fallback. We work to make analysis usable without relying solely on color.
Charts and maps
Interactive charts and large maps can still present barriers. Use the data table or export alongside a figure when precise values or screen-reader access matter. Add meaningful titles, units, descriptions and sources before publishing. A chart image alone is not an accessible report.
Known limits
Not every editing gesture has an equivalent non-pointer workflow, and third-party map layers and exported documents can have different accessibility behavior. This statement does not claim full WCAG conformance. We test representative flows, not every combination of assistive technology and dataset.
Report an access barrier
Email info@datamon.app with the route, task, browser and assistive technology, and the behavior that blocked you. Avoid sending private data. We can use a small synthetic sample to understand a chart-specific problem.