1. Our commitment
Evolve Orbit aims to make the FlightSim Control website and desktop application accessible to the widest practical range of users. Our website target is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA. Conformance is an ongoing engineering and testing process, not a one-time claim.
2. Website measures
The website uses semantic page structure, labelled navigation, visible keyboard focus, text alternatives for meaningful imagery, descriptive links, form labels and error states, reduced-motion support, responsive layouts, and colour contrast intended for low-light operational environments.
Legal documents provide a navigable contents list. The contact form can be completed by keyboard and does not require a pointer gesture.
3. Desktop application
The independent Windows and macOS applications share the same interface, designed for large touchscreen targets and clear operational states. Because simulator training combines dense live data, spatial airport information, aircraft-provider interfaces, and time-critical controls, some workflows may require capabilities beyond a general website interface. We continue to test keyboard operation, scaling, contrast, status announcements, and screen-reader labelling on both platforms as the release matures.
4. Compatibility
The site is intended to work with current versions of major browsers on desktop and mobile devices. The applications are intended for supported Windows 11 and macOS 13 or later systems. Browser extensions, forced-colour settings, extreme zoom, remote-desktop scaling, simulator overlays, and third-party aircraft interfaces may affect presentation or interaction.
5. Feedback and alternatives
If content, a control, or a support process is difficult to use, submit the contact form and describe the page, task, assistive technology, browser or application version, and the format or accommodation that would help. We will provide a reasonable alternative for information we control and use the report to prioritise remediation.