The full statement is at /accessibility. Here is what it means in practice.
We aim to conform to the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines as a target. That is a target we work to, stated honestly — not a certification we are claiming.
What we design for
Keyboard navigation with visible focus, so you can work without a mouse.
Sufficient colour contrast, in light and dark themes alike.
Screen-reader-friendly markup on the core study experience.
Text size that reflows. The study guide resizes between 85% and 160% and re-lays the words rather than magnifying a picture of them — see "Paged and Flowing, and other display settings".
We test reading, questions and flashcards across devices and text sizes.
Things that may help right now
Theme — System, Light, Dark or Simple, under Account → Settings. Simple is a flat, minimal skin with less visual noise.
Turn off animation and sound — In-app sounds and Show points pop-ups are both switches in the same place.
Listen instead of reading, where narration exists for your exam, with the speed control set as slow or fast as suits you.
Read offline, which removes network stalls entirely.
Telling us about a barrier
We treat reported accessibility problems as bugs, and fix them.
Email [email protected] with the page you were on and what happened — which control, what you expected, what your assistive technology announced. We will work with you until it is resolved, and we will tell you when it ships.
