Accessibility in Orbit
Orbit uses native controls and clear labels so you can prepare a list and select a result in different ways.
Keyboard and focus
Tab moves through links, buttons and inputs. Enter or Space activates a focused button. Wheel, Roulette and Coin also accept a selection shortcut when you are not typing or interacting with a dialog. New utility tools support the same selection keys outside form controls. Team rows have up and down buttons as an alternative to dragging.
Dialogs keep focus inside while open and return it to their triggering control on close. Visible focus outlines help show where you are. Fullscreen has an exit control; Escape closes a modal or exits presentation. Browser fullscreen may add its own exit behavior.
Motion and reading
When your device requests reduced motion, initial Wheel rotation and Roulette drift are disabled, and reveal effects are limited. The tools still show the selected result. Result regions use live announcements; individual inputs have labels. The interface adapts to narrow screens and help content remains visible below the main tool.
Images that only repeat a participant's adjacent name are decorative. Image meaning should also be present in text when a choice depends on it. Browser zoom and device settings may change layouts. Automated checks cannot replace testing with your own assistive technology; Orbit does not claim formal WCAG certification.