Night inspections and outdoor fieldwork expose a usability gap: bright screens are hard to read in sunlight, and standard dark mode isn't contrast-heavy enough for accessibility compliance. Add Settings toggle for true high-contrast mode (white text, navy background, larger fonts) alongside your existing dark mode. Helps field crews and meets WCAG 2.1 AA.
Field inspectors and foremen often have hands full—holding cameras, clipboards, or navigating scaffolding. You already built voice-to-text into RFI detail pages; leverage it for photo comments by making mic buttons skip keyboard entry and read back text before saving, confirming accuracy without tap.
Compliance auditors and accessibility reviewers need screen-reader friendly PDFs, not flat image-heavy layouts. Generate daily reports with semantic sections (proper headings, lists, captions) so assistive tech can navigate structure. Also improves searchability in document archives.
Superintendents working on tablets often need to jump between punch list tabs (open, in-progress, completed, closed). Keyboard shortcuts (number keys 1–4, arrow keys) reduce thumb fatigue on touch-heavy workflows, especially during rapid sign-offs on site.