Light and dark themes
Both themes support the same features, follow the system by default, and remember each user's choice.
Our approach to accessibility
This page describes the accessibility support available in the product today and the work still in progress.
Raise an accessibility needDisplay modes for different eyes and environments
The workspace ships with light and dark themes at full parity, following the operating system by default and selectable per user. A dedicated high-contrast mode raises contrast across the entire interface at the design-token level.
A separate color-vision mode adjusts the palette for color-vision deficiency, and the design language never relies on color alone: signed changes, states, and confidence always carry labels, shape, or sign as well.
High-contrast mode
This mode raises contrast consistently across every surface through the design tokens.
Color-vision mode
This mode provides an alternative palette for color-vision deficiency. Color is never the only carrier of meaning.
36 interface languages
The interface ships in 36 locales, including right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew, with locale-aware dates and numbers.
Languages
The product interface is available in 36 locales, including regional variants of English, German, French, Spanish, and Greek, and right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew. Dates, numbers, and formatting follow the selected locale.
Assessment content itself is currently authored in English. If localized assessment content matters to your team, tell us during the evaluation conversation so it can inform the roadmap.
If something is blocking a member of your team
We treat customer accessibility needs as urgent. If an aspect of the product is difficult or impossible for someone on your team to use, raise it through the request form on this site or through your existing contact, and we will work closely and quickly with the affected user on a fix or a workable interim path.
What is still in progress
Full keyboard navigation is a work in progress. Much of the product can be operated from the keyboard today, but coverage is not yet complete across every analytical surface.
If keyboard-only operation is a requirement for your team, tell us so we can prioritize the remaining work.