Accessibility Statement

1. Our approach

We aim to improve accessibility in line with recognized accessibility practices. This statement is not a claim of formal certification or verified conformance with a particular WCAG level.

2. Interface features

The site uses semantic page headings, labelled forms, visible focus styles and responsive layouts in its newer modules. Legal text is server-rendered without a JavaScript reading requirement. Native details controls provide collapsible navigation and accordions.

3. Known practical limits

Typing exercises inherently involve text input and can be timed. Device layouts, language input methods and assistive technologies may behave differently. References describe the configured keyboard mapping and do not establish suitability for every individual arrangement.

No complete assistive-technology or independent conformance audit has been completed as part of publishing this statement. Visual and print checks should be repeated on supported devices as the site changes.

4. Feedback

Send the affected URL, the action you were trying to complete and a description of the barrier to the configured support contact. You may include browser or assistive-technology details if useful, but avoid unnecessary sensitive information. A specific resolution time is not promised until an actual support process is established.

5. Ongoing review

Accessibility feedback should inform priorities for forms, keyboard operation, contrast, reading structure and responsive behaviour. The statement should be updated when significant limitations or verified improvements change.