VertiGIS Studio, particularly Studio Web, includes a range of accessibility features designed to support users with disabilities and help organizations meet accessibility requirements.
Key accessibility capabilities include:
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Standards Support
- VertiGIS Studio Web conforms to WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility standards.
- It is designed to follow WAI-ARIA keyboard navigation guidance to improve interaction with dynamic web content.
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Screen Reader Compatibility
- Users can work with popular screen readers that vocalize and interpret application content.
- Interface elements are designed to be readable and navigable through assistive technologies.
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Keyboard Navigation
- Most viewer functions can be accessed using only a keyboard.
- This helps users who cannot use a mouse or other pointing device.
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Skip Links
- Built-in skip links allow users to jump directly to key interface components.
- For example, users can navigate directly to a component using keyboard shortcuts such as Alt+Q.
Why it matters:
- Supports public sector and regulated organizations that need to comply with accessibility requirements.
- Improves usability for people using assistive technologies.
- Makes GIS applications more inclusive without requiring extensive custom development.
If you're evaluating VertiGIS Studio for a customer, I would recommend validating accessibility against the specific standard required (for example, AODA in Ontario, Section 508 in the U.S., or WCAG 2.2)
VertiGIS documents conformance primarily against WCAG 2.1 AA.
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