A more comfortable way to read.

Choose your reading preferences

Select the Accessibility button, at the bottom left of the screen or, on phones, in the top bar next to the menu. On first use, it enables larger text, higher contrast, more reading space, underlined links and reduced motion. You can adjust each setting, choose text sizes up to 200%, or reset to the standard design. Closing the settings keeps your choices.

Preferences are saved locally in your browser, where storage is available. Browser zoom and pinch-to-zoom remain available. We also respect your device’s Reduced Motion preference independently of these settings.

Keyboard and screen reader access

Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls, Enter to follow links, and Enter or Space to activate buttons and questions. A Skip to content link appears when focused. Escape closes the navigation menu or accessibility settings and returns focus to the opening control.

Pages use headings, navigation landmarks, descriptive link text and labelled controls. The homepage animation has a readable question and answer below the scene. With reduced motion, it shows a completed example and lets you choose Knowledge chat or Code review without playing the animation.

What the illustration shows

A workstation sends an example request through Loxia Grid. Two computers and a server in the same office participate, then an answer returns through Grid to the workstation. The scene illustrates local processing, not a live AI service or a performance measurement.

Known limitations and external services

The use case enquiry form is hosted by an external provider. Our text-size and contrast settings cannot change content inside that embedded form. A link above it opens the form in a separate tab where you can use browser zoom. If it is difficult to use, email us instead to discuss your use case.

OnBuzz and other external destinations have their own accessibility behavior. Small labels within illustrations have readable text alternatives outside the artwork. A comprehensive independent accessibility audit, including assistive-technology testing, has not been completed.

Tell us about an accessibility problem

Email contact@loxia.ai with the page address and a description of the problem. If helpful, include your browser, device and assistive technology. You can also use this email as an alternative to the enquiry form.

Statement updated: 31 October 2026.