Accessibility
What the built-in card does:
- Announces each step once to screen readers — on the web through the card's polite live region,
on React Native through
AccessibilityInfo.announceForAccessibility. Change the wording withlabels.announce. - Never steals focus. The tour is a companion, not a modal; the user stays where they were.
- Real buttons. Next, Back, Skip, Show me and Take me there are buttons with visible focus rings on the web and button roles on native. On native they are at least 44 × 44 points; on the web they are 34px tall with a 44px minimum width, above the WCAG 2.2 AA minimum target size of 24 × 24px.
- Keyboard (web). Esc skips, → next, ← back — ignored while typing in a field.
- Reduced motion. With the system setting on, the light is drawn still: no travelling spark, no draw-on animation.
- Never points at nothing. If a target cannot be found the card says so in words.
What we do not claim: no WCAG conformance claim is made for the library. Conformance belongs to your app as a whole and needs testing with real assistive technology. Please report anything that gets in a user's way — accessibility issues are treated as bugs.