Accessibility Statement
Our Commitment
A quiz site only works if everyone can play. We aim for this website to be usable by people with a wide range of abilities and assistive technologies, and we design to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA as our working standard.
Measures We Take
Structure: pages use semantic HTML landmarks — header, navigation, main content and footer — with a logical heading hierarchy, so screen readers can navigate by section. Every page begins with a skip-to-content link for keyboard users. Navigation and interactive elements are operable by keyboard, and form inputs carry visible labels.
Media and text: every meaningful image, including our hero artwork, carries descriptive alternative text. Color is never the only carrier of meaning in quizzes or tables, and text contrast is checked against WCAG AA ratios in both light and dark themes. The layout is responsive and supports browser text resizing and zoom without loss of content or function.
Interactive Quizzes
Our practice quizzes are built as standard HTML buttons and forms rather than pointer-only widgets: answers can be selected by keyboard, feedback is conveyed in text (not by color alone), and results are announced in the page content. We test quiz flows with keyboard-only navigation as part of publication.
Known Limitations and Feedback
Accessibility is ongoing work, not a finished state, and some older pages may lag behind newer ones. If you encounter a barrier — an unlabeled control, a contrast problem, a keyboard trap — please tell us via our Contact page with the page URL and a description of the issue. We treat accessibility reports as priority corrections and respond within two to three business days.