ACCESSIBILITY
TRAINING SHOULD FEEL CLEAR.
We want AITENYA and this website to be understandable, operable, and useful for as many people as possible.
Our approach
AITENYA is being designed with semantic controls, readable contrast, system text behavior, spoken coaching, and alternatives to color-only status. Camera-based exercise analysis still has physical and visual limitations, and not every movement or accessibility need can be supported by an iPhone camera.
Website accessibility
- Semantic headings, landmarks, navigation, and descriptive alternative text.
- Keyboard access with visible focus indicators.
- A skip link for keyboard and assistive technology users.
- Complete keyboard behavior for exercise preview tabs.
- Reduced motion support for scanning, reveal, orbit, and horizontal storytelling effects.
- Responsive layouts for smaller screens and zoom.
- Status updates announced through appropriate live regions.
App accessibility goals
- VoiceOver labels and hints for essential controls.
- Support for system text sizing where layouts permit.
- Voice cues paired with visible state and status.
- Controls and feedback that do not rely on color alone.
- Clear camera setup and calibration instructions.
Known limitations
Live pose tracking requires the camera to see particular body landmarks from an exercise-specific angle. Some mobility aids, body positions, clothing, occlusion, lighting, or movement patterns may reduce tracking confidence. Spoken cues depend on device audio settings. Highly animated visualizations are reduced when the operating system requests reduced motion.
Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, email [email protected]. Describe the screen, feature, assistive technology, iPhone model, and iOS version. Do not include sensitive health information or workout video.