Descriptive control labels
Important controls expose meaningful names, and repeated file-removal actions identify the specific filename.
Accessibility on macOS
SEO log analysis designed for more ways of working.
Nirengi uses standard SwiftUI controls, descriptive labels, keyboard commands, text-and-symbol status cues and accessible summaries for data visualizations.
Accessibility
Implemented accessibility support
Accessible progress
Analysis and export progress expose the current stage, processed data, percentage and completion or failure announcements.
Chart text alternatives
Main charts provide spoken summaries, labelled data points and visible links to underlying reports.
Information beyond color
Status codes remain text; verification and severity combine wording, symbols and color.
Contrast-aware presentation
The interface follows system appearance, semantic colors, Increase Contrast and Differentiate Without Color.
Keyboard-oriented workflow
Native controls and dedicated commands support frequent tasks without requiring pointer-only interactions.
Accessibility
Keyboard commands
Command N: new analysis
Command Return: start analysis
Command 1: overview
Command 2–9: pinned reports
Command F: search report
Command E: export
Command comma: settings
Accessibility
Known limitations
VoiceOver and Voice Control declarations remain subject to completing the full common-task manual testing matrix. Dense data tables and charts may require additional navigation time. Zoom, Hover Text, window resizing and long localized content remain part of ongoing evaluation.