Accessibility is part of the product, not an afterthought
Morrow exists partly to help institutions meet their accessibility obligations inside Canvas. Holding this site and the product to the same standard is the least we can do.
Our commitment
Accessibility is a first-class requirement in how we design and build, considered from the start, not bolted on at the end.
We build meetmorrow.app and the Morrow interface against a WCAG 2.1 Level AA baseline, and track WCAG 2.2-oriented checks where they apply to course content and UI behavior.
That is the bar we design and build to, and the bar we hold ourselves to when something falls short.
What we do on this site
The accessibility work behind meetmorrow.app, stated as the practices we hold to on every page.
- Semantic structure Labelled landmarks, a single main region, and a skip-to-content link.
- Full keyboard operability Interactive controls are designed and checked for keyboard reachability, with visible focus indicators.
- AA-oriented contrast review Text and interface contrast are designed and checked against WCAG AA targets, in light and dark.
- Reduced-motion respected Every animation honors prefers-reduced-motion with a calm, static fallback.
- Reflow and zoom Content reflows and stays legible when zoomed or on a small screen, with no loss of meaning.
- Real form semantics Forms carry real labels, clear required fields, and errors announced to assistive technology.
Accessibility in the product
Accessibility is not just our posture on this site. It is something Morrow actively ships as a working feature inside your Canvas course.
Severity-ranked Canvas audit
Inside Canvas, Morrow audits live course content and turns accessibility findings into an ordered worklist, so the highest-impact barriers get handled first.
Bulk fixes for Canvas HTML
It remediates supported issues across Canvas pages and assignment descriptions in one approval-gated pass, then re-reads Canvas to verify what changed.
Structure you approve
With your approval, it corrects missing or generic alt text, heading order, vague link text, iframe titles, simple table headers, captions, and list semantics.
Flagged for your review
Some issues need a human, a media source, or the original document. Discussions, quizzes, files, PDFs, video captions, complex tables, and contrast are reported with location and status.
Where we are honest with you
We test against AA, but no site is ever perfectly finished. If you reach a barrier, that is a bug to us.
Tell us what happened, the page, and the assistive technology or browser you were using, and we will treat it as one.
Tell us
Email hello@meetmorrow.app. We read every message and aim to reply within a few business days. If you need information from this site in a different format, ask and we will get it to you.
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Bringing Morrow through an accessibility or compliance review?
Tell us what you need to see. We will point you to the current artifact, name its status plainly, and answer the review items without pretending a draft is a certification.