Klarstig should work for everyone.

ACCESSIBILITY

We design Klarstig with keyboard access, semantic structure, visible focus states, readable contrast, accessible form labels, and assistive-technology compatibility in mind. Accessibility is an ongoing product requirement, not a one-time checkbox.

Public forms and core application controls are expected to remain operable without a mouse and expose meaningful names and states to assistive technology.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, contact us with the page, task, browser and assistive technology involved.

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This page describes Klarstig's product intent and feedback process. It does not claim a third-party accessibility certification or conformance level that has not been independently validated.