Accessibility

Government Services Should Work for Everyone.

Quantum GovOS is designed around inclusive digital-service principles so people can access information and services across different abilities, devices, languages and contexts.

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Accessibility Target WCAG 2.2 Level AA Operated by Organisation Investissement Immobilier Québec Inc.

1. Our Commitment

Accessibility Is a Design Requirement, Not an Add-On.

OIIQ.NET aims to make the public Quantum GovOS website and product experience usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technologies.

For the public website, our design target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and a stated target should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every page or third-party component is fully conformant at all times.

Government deployments may require additional standards. Specific public-sector implementations can be configured and tested against the accessibility laws, standards, language requirements and procurement rules that apply to that jurisdiction.

2. Inclusive Design Principles

Design for Different People, Devices and Ways of Interacting.

01Perceivable

Use readable contrast, text alternatives and content structures that support multiple ways of perceiving information.

02Operable

Support keyboard interaction, visible focus and controls that do not depend on precise pointer use.

03Understandable

Use clear language, predictable navigation, meaningful labels and helpful error messages.

04Robust

Use semantic structures and compatible patterns that work with modern browsers and assistive technologies.

05Responsive

Support mobile, tablet, desktop, zoom and reflow without forcing one device or screen size.

06Inclusive by Default

Treat accessibility, language, readability and human-centered service design as cross-cutting requirements.

3. What We Aim to Support

Practical Accessibility Across the Quantum GovOS Experience.

Keyboard NavigationCore website controls should be usable without requiring a mouse.

Visible FocusInteractive elements should provide a clear visual focus state.

Semantic StructureHeadings, lists, labels and landmarks should communicate document structure.

Color ContrastText and essential controls should maintain sufficient contrast for readability.

Zoom & ReflowLayouts should remain usable when text is enlarged or content reflows on smaller screens.

Reduced MotionInteractive demonstrations should respect reduced-motion preferences where practical.

Form LabelsForms should use clear labels, instructions and error states.

Alternative ContentImportant information should not rely only on a decorative visual or animation.

4. Ask Quantum & Interactive Experiences

Interactive Features Should Remain Understandable and Controllable.

Ask Quantum demonstrations and other interactive experiences should be designed so that important information is available as text, controls can be operated without a mouse where practical, and motion or auto-play does not become a barrier.

Provide pause or stop controls for auto-running demonstrations where appropriate.
Use stable layouts so changing content does not create unnecessary page movement.
Expose important status and answer content in a form assistive technologies can interpret.
Keep a static alternative for important FAQ or explanatory information.

The Quantum GovOS FAQ page intentionally keeps a static FAQ library underneath the interactive Ask Quantum simulator so the same core information remains easy to browse without relying on animation.

5. Language & Cognitive Accessibility

Accessible Government Also Means Understandable Government.

Accessibility is broader than technical conformance. Quantum GovOS is designed to support clear content, multilingual experiences and service journeys that reduce unnecessary complexity.

Use plain, direct language where the legal or policy context allows it.
Keep instructions close to the task they explain.
Avoid requiring citizens to understand internal departmental structures just to find a service.
Support jurisdiction-specific language requirements and translation workflows.
Use consistent labels, navigation patterns and status information.

6. Known Limitations & Third Parties

Accessibility Can Be Affected by External Components.

Some linked third-party websites, embedded services, maps, documents or technology components may be outside OIIQ.NET’s direct control. Their accessibility may vary.

New features, prototypes and demonstrations may also require additional testing before they reach the accessibility level expected for a production public-sector service.

Need an accessible alternative? Contact us if a page, document or interaction creates a barrier. We can review the issue and, where reasonably possible, provide the information in another accessible format.

7. Accessibility Feedback

Tell Us When Something Gets in the Way.

Accessibility Feedback — Quantum GovOS / OIIQ.NET contact@oiiq.net +1 514-600-1596 When reporting a barrier, please include the page or feature, the problem encountered, the browser or assistive technology used if relevant, and the format you need.

8. Review & Improvement

Accessibility Is Continuous.

OIIQ.NET intends to review the public Quantum GovOS experience as the site evolves and to address material accessibility barriers identified through testing or feedback.

For production government deployments, accessibility requirements should be included in architecture, design, procurement, quality assurance, content governance and release criteria—not treated only as a final user-interface check.

Statement status: This page describes the accessibility target and current design commitment for Quantum GovOS. A formal conformance claim should be made only after appropriate testing of the relevant release and scope.

Inclusive by Design

Better Digital Government Starts With Services People Can Actually Use.

Explore the Citizen experience or contact us to discuss accessibility requirements for a government deployment.

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