What the website is designed to support
Readable by default
Strong contrast, a minimum 16px body size, restrained line length, and no meaning conveyed by colour alone.
Keyboard navigation
Logical document order, visible focus styles, semantic headings, and ordinary links instead of hidden interaction patterns.
Responsive reflow
Content stacks cleanly on narrower screens and respects text enlargement without clipping key instructions.
Plain, specific language
Needs come before feature names, instructions are broken into visible steps, and current limitations are stated near the task.
What still needs real-user testing
- The public website is newly built and has not yet had an independent audit by disabled or neurodivergent users.
- The StudyLoop product Web UI supports laptop and tablet layouts; phone-sized product journeys are not currently supported.
- Product screenshots contain small interface text. Their surrounding guides repeat the important steps in readable HTML.
- Terminology that feels neutral to one learner may feel clinical or excluding to another. Feedback is welcome.
Report an accessibility problem
Describe the page, task, device or assistive technology, and what you needed to happen. Do not include private study content.