Accessibility
Accessibility
You can reach the content, work the controls, and get to the phone number by keyboard, and you can turn the animation down.
These features describe what works today. They are not a claim that the site meets a formal standard. If something does not work for you, call or email Rova and you will get the same information or the same next step another way.
Working now
What works on this site today
- Keyboard access. Press Tab once and you get Skip to content. Menus, links, search, expanding sections, and worksheet fields all work without a mouse.
- You can see where you are. The keyboard outline is high-contrast and sits outside the control, so it never covers the label. It does not rely on color alone.
- Reduced motion. If your device is set to reduce motion, smooth scrolling and decorative movement stop. Headlines appear in their final position right away, and the still image stays available.
- Readable contrast. Color never carries meaning by itself. Text and controls keep visible contrast against every background used on the site, in both light and dark.
- Nothing important is hidden behind an effect. The facts and the next step are written into the page. If the video, animation, or hover effect never loads, you still get the message and the phone number.
- Mobile and zoom. On a narrow phone screen, or with the page enlarged, text and buttons reflow instead of pushing sideways. You should not have to scroll left and right to read a line.
Not there yet
The parts of the site Rova knows are weaker
The territory map. The interactive map is drawn on a canvas, so its visual data is not read aloud beyond its label. The territory it shows is also written out in text on the operating territory page, and Rova will walk you through any part of it by phone.
The homepage video. The hero video is decorative and silent, and it has no playback controls. Nothing is said or shown in it that is not also written on the page.
How Rova tests, and what Rova claims. Rova tests by keyboard and with read-aloud and other assistive technology, in Chrome and Safari. Rova builds toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA. There has been no independent audit, so Rova does not claim the site meets that standard. When something falls short, Rova fixes it and notes it here.
One thing in Rova's favor. There are no iframes and no third-party embeds on this site, so nothing outside Rova's control can break your access.
Last reviewed: September 7, 2026.
Report a problem
If something on this site does not work for you, tell Rova.
Say what page you were on, what you were trying to do, and what stopped you. Rova answers accessibility reports within two business days, and in the meantime will get you the same information or take the same next step by phone or email. Rova may follow up with you once the fix is in, to confirm it actually works on your setup.