Accessibility

Last updated: 7 October 2026

We want every DJ to be able to use DJ back 2 back. This page says what we have checked on this site, what we know is wrong, and how to tell us about a problem.

What we checked

On 6 October 2026 we checked the pages of djb2b.com you can see without logging in. We used the engines behind Chrome and Safari, on a laptop-sized and a phone-sized screen, with automated tests and keyboard tests. On 7 October 2026, after the site's new look, we checked the headings, form labels, keyboard order and Menu again, in Chrome's engine. We have not yet tested with screen readers or with disabled users. We have not checked the pages behind log-in or the apps.

What works today

Headings: every page has one main heading, and the headings under it go in order.

Images: the one photo, on the home page, is decoration and is marked so screen readers skip it.

Keyboard: you can reach every link, button and form field with the Tab key. "Skip to the content" comes first. On a phone-sized screen the Menu opens with Enter or Space, and Escape closes it. In Safari, links and buttons need Option+Tab, unless "Press Tab to highlight each item" is turned on in Safari's settings.

Focus: links, buttons, form fields and the Menu show a bright outline when you reach them with the keyboard.

Text contrast: body text is at least 7.4 to 1 against its background, and error text is 6.6 to 1.

Reduced motion: if your device asks for reduced motion, the moving light effects and the scrolling words stop. The Pause motion button on the home page stops them too, and your browser remembers it.

Forms: every form field has a visible label.

Errors: if you leave a required field empty, your browser shows its own message and puts you in that field. Other errors appear under the form, in a status area that screen readers read out. An error we didn't expect opens a box that says what happened, with an error code. Escape or Cancel closes it.

Known problems

An error message isn't linked to the field it's about, and fields aren't marked as wrong for screen readers.

Not checked yet: text over the home page photo, the large outlined numbers on the home page, the pages behind log-in, the Mac app, the Windows test app, and screen readers.

The standard we're working towards

WCAG 2.2, level AA. We don't claim to meet it yet.

Tell us about a barrier

Email support@djb2b.com. Tell us the page, what you were trying to do, and what you use (your browser, and any screen reader or other tool).