Navigate with the keyboard
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls. Press Enter to follow a link or activate a focused button, and Escape to close dialogs. A visible focus outline shows where you are.
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Practical ways to navigate, read and adjust the interface. Tell us when something gets in your way.
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls. Press Enter to follow a link or activate a focused button, and Escape to close dialogs. A visible focus outline shows where you are.
Pages use headings, labelled controls and landmarks to support screen-reader navigation. In the FAQ, each question is an expandable control. If a label or announcement is unclear, tell us which page and tool you used.
Use browser zoom to enlarge text and controls. The layout adapts to smaller screens. You can also choose the site’s light, dark or system theme from the header.
Turn on reduced motion in your device’s accessibility settings. Nook uses that preference to reduce interface animation. Simulation activity can also be paused with its simulation controls.
In an active call, layout and self-view controls help you choose what stays on screen. Keyboard shortcuts are listed in call settings. Available controls depend on your meeting role and whether browser calls are enabled.
Contact us with the page address, the step that failed and the browser or assistive technology you use. These notes describe available features; they are not a claim of independent accessibility certification.