On the website
Navigation, forms, theme controls, and expandable answers support a keyboard. A skip link goes directly to the main content. Form fields have visible labels, diagrams include text descriptions, and important information is not communicated by color alone.
The site follows your system’s color preference by default. You can choose light or dark using the theme control. Reduced-motion preferences turn off transitions and smooth scrolling.
In the app
The interface is designed around generous targets, visible units, clear errors, system text scaling, and theme choices. The number pad gives frequently used actions the space they deserve.
Results include text and labels alongside diagrams. Settings let you adjust appearance and haptic feedback.
Continued testing
Accessibility needs real-device and assistive-technology testing as the app develops. The preview should be checked with VoiceOver, TalkBack, large text, keyboard navigation, and both light and dark appearances before a store release.
Our reference is the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. This page describes implementation goals and features; it is not a claim of independent certification.
Need help?
Visit Help & support for troubleshooting and the current contact status.