CampbellON Accessibility Conformance Report

Images, icons and charts generally have text alternatives or text summaries. Dashboard image widgets have no field for alternative text: an image is described only by its widget title, and an image in an untitled widget is hidden from screen readers as decorative, so authors should give informative images a descriptive title.

The product contains no prerecorded audio-only or video-only content.

The product contains no prerecorded video with audio.

The product contains no prerecorded video.

Pages use headings, landmarks, lists, labeled form fields and marked-up data tables. Some visible hints are not programmatically tied to their switches or checkboxes, in single sign-on, alert configuration, two-step verification and station device settings, and some group headings in the notifications filter menu are not tied to their checkboxes.

Reading order matches the visual order, including dashboard widgets in every layout.

Most instructions identify controls by name or function. A few dashboard editor hints and Help Center instructions refer to controls only by shape, such as arrow or pencil buttons.

Most status information uses text or icons as well as color, and links are underlined. Color alone distinguishes station communication status on the station map, active versus snoozed alert badges, live-data and narrow-screen status dots, and chart series lines, although table views, text details and a color-blind safe palette are available.

The product does not play any audio.

Most functionality works from the keyboard, including navigation, forms, tables, maps and dashboard layout. Some functions need a pointer: chart widget values and legend toggles, drag reordering in several lists, some file browse and chip remove buttons, controls inside grid-view cards, links inside table cells, the scope editor in the dashboard Dynamic filters dialog, panel resizing and hover-only details. Alternatives such as Data Explorer and table views cover most of these.

Keyboard focus is never trapped, and the code editor provides a documented shortcut for moving focus out.

There are no single-key shortcuts; shortcuts use a modifier key or work only while their control has focus.

Idle users are warned two minutes before sign-out and can extend the session as often as needed. Some limits cannot be extended: sessions end after 10 hours (some areas require signing in again after 8), registration and sign-in pages expire after 30 minutes, and password and authenticator setup steps and email verification or reset links expire after 5 minutes.

A pause control stops live updates and moving content on station pages, dashboards, Data Explorer and the Alerts page. Two small text timers keep updating while paused: alert durations in the triggered alerts card view and "last updated" times on favorite measurement cards.

No content flashes more than three times in any one-second period.

Pages provide skip links, landmarks and headings for bypassing repeated content.

All pages have descriptive titles.

Focus order generally follows the layout, and dialogs and panels manage focus correctly. When an item is removed with its own button, focus is often lost to the top of the page or out of the dialog. A few pop-up panels come at the end of the Tab order, and one scope editor cannot be reached by keyboard.

Link purpose is clear from the link text or its surrounding context.

No function requires multipoint or path-based gestures.

Actions complete on pointer release, and drag operations can be abandoned.

Accessible names generally match or contain the visible labels. The station network chip and multi-value dashboard filter chips show a count that their names leave out, although each name starts with the visible network or filter name.

The product has no functions operated by device motion or user motion.

Every page identifies its default language as English.

Receiving focus never changes context.

Changing a setting or field never changes context unexpectedly.

The Help button, with support options, is in the same place on every page.

Fields that fail validation are marked and described in text. When the server rejects a value, many edit dialogs show only a general error that does not identify the problem.

Form fields have visible labels, and required fields and formats are explained. Name fields edited in place from a page title have no visible label or required marker, and countdown widget date and time fields do not state the expected format.

Multi-step flows keep entered information between steps, and most offer a way back to correct details after a failed save. Create Organization, Add security group, Add distribution group and partial saves in Add station and Add asset offer only Retry, so changing an entry means starting again.

WCAG 2.2 removed this criterion, which is always satisfied for HTML content.

Most controls expose correct names, roles and states. The station link in the Alert history table is not exposed as a link and cannot be reached by keyboard, and one multi-select filter list in the Add measurements dialog is announced as single-select.

The product contains no live audio or video content.

The product contains no prerecorded video.

Content is not restricted to portrait or landscape orientation.

Fields that collect the user's own information identify their purpose for autofill.

Most text meets the 4.5:1 contrast ratio in both light and dark themes. A few small items fall short, including tooltip notes and loading text in some dashboard widgets, dark-theme chart labels on the Plan usage page, and a character counter in File Manager.

Text can be enlarged to 200% throughout the product. At 200% zoom on a typical laptop, dashboards become view-only because editing requires a window at least about 905 CSS pixels wide.

Interface text is real text; only logos and product photos contain images of text.

Pages, side panels and dialogs reflow to 320 CSS pixels without horizontal scrolling. Dashboard editing is unavailable below about 905 CSS pixels wide, where dashboards are shown read-only.

Most form controls, focus indicators, icons and chart colors meet the 3:1 contrast ratio. Threshold and event lines on the alert event chart fall below 3:1, and some selected-state buttons in chart settings and the Data Explorer series panel show selection only with a faint fill.

The text-spacing test was run at desktop and phone widths, and most text containers grow to fit. Where text in tables and some titles is shortened, the full text appears in a tooltip that needs a mouse, and some shortened labels in tables, cards and dashboard controls have no tooltip at all.

Tooltips and hover content stay visible while hovered, can be dismissed with Escape and do not time out. On the Data Explorer map, the station name label disappears when hovered, cannot be dismissed with Escape and can cover nearby markers.

Pages can be reached through navigation menus, a sitemap, searchable lists and links.

Headings and labels describe their topic or purpose.

Interactive elements show a visible focus indicator. Three search boxes inside pop-up panels, in the measurements menu, the alert condition builder and the dynamic filter value picker, show only the text cursor when focused.

Focused items are not hidden by sticky headers, banners or panels.

Many drag actions have single-pointer alternatives. Dragging is the only pointer method for moving and resizing dashboard widgets, several reorder lists, positioning the photo crop area, resizing the File Manager details panel and reordering table columns, although widgets and the crop area can also be moved with arrow keys.

Most controls are at least 24 by 24 CSS pixels or have enough spacing. Column resize grips in list tables and widget resize edges in the dashboard editor are smaller and have no larger pointer alternative.

All content is in English, apart from exempt proper names and technical terms.

Navigation menus appear in the same place and order on every page.

Components with the same function are identified consistently.

Most error messages explain how to correct the input. A few show a technical pattern instead of guidance, and server-rejected input gets a general message whose contact support link does not open a support page.

Deletions and purchases require confirmation or review before they take effect.

Sign-in supports password managers, paste, passkeys and single sign-on, with no cognitive tests.

Most status messages, including list result counts and errors, are announced without moving focus. Some searches and filters in list filter panels, the Add station and Add asset flow, station and asset pages, the notifications panel and the dashboard editor do not announce their "no matches" message.