Accessibility

In the app

• Every screen works with VoiceOver and TalkBack, with labeled buttons and a sensible reading order.
• Text follows your phone’s text size up to 200%, and layouts reflow instead of cutting text off.
• Light and dark themes; every text color pair meets AA contrast in both, and is checked by automated tests.
• Tap targets are at least 48 by 48 points.
• Right and wrong are never shown by color alone: there’s always an icon and words.
• Animations follow your phone’s reduce-motion setting.
• Speaking is never required: “Can’t talk right now” turns speaking drills into silent ones, and any drill can be skipped.
• Audio has the text on screen, plus a slow version.

On this website

• Real headings and landmarks, a skip link, and full keyboard use with a visible focus outline.
• AA contrast in light and dark mode; it follows your system setting.
• Forms have visible labels, say what went wrong and how to fix it, and keep what you typed.
• Nothing moves on its own and no audio plays until you press play.
• Pages reflow at 320 pixels wide and at 400% zoom.

How we test

Automated checks (axe-core on every page of this site; Flutter accessibility and contrast tests on every app screen at 100% and 200% text, light and dark), a keyboard pass, and an on-device check of the app’s screen-reader tree.

Known limits

• Speaking feedback depends on speech recognition, which can struggle with some voices and speech differences. It’s a guide, not a grade, and speaking can be turned off.
• Tab bar labels in the app stop growing at 110% text size so they don’t break mid-word; screen readers still read the full label.

Tell us about a barrier

Email dgauger@realbluesoftware.com with what you were trying to do and what you use (screen reader, zoom, switch access…). We reply within 2 business days.