Accessibility
Stow0 already includes native accessibility labels, standard Mac controls, semantic colors, reduced-transparency fallbacks, and reduced-motion handling in key places. The App Store accessibility labels remain unpublished until each common task passes manual Mac accessibility testing.
Primary Stow0 controls use labels, values, and hints in source, including menu bar latest-result values. A full VoiceOver pass across onboarding, review, archive, restore, settings, StoreKit, and the menu bar is still required before publishing this App Store label.
Stow0 uses visible text and standard native controls for common actions. The Mac Voice Control pass with Show Names, Show Numbers, and common task commands is still required.
The app uses system text styles and wraps important copy. Larger text must still be checked for overlap, truncation, and blocked workflows.
Stow0 uses semantic colors and native materials. Light and dark screenshots still need to be captured from a usable foreground app window.
Status, risk, and action areas use text and symbols in addition to color. Every warning, selection, and recovery state still needs a color-differentiation audit.
Reduced-transparency fallbacks are implemented for glass surfaces. Increased contrast and reduced transparency still need visual inspection before claiming support.
The menu bar popover respects the macOS Reduce Motion setting. Other progress and transition states still need a manual reduced-motion pass.
Stow0 does not include spoken audio or video content in its current common tasks.
Stow0 does not include video content that would require audio descriptions.
Stow0 should not publish Mac accessibility label support until VoiceOver, Voice Control, larger text, dark interface, sufficient contrast, reduced motion, and color-differentiation checks pass on the signed app with real windows and safe fixture data.