Accessibility

Our commitment

We build toward the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines as our target. We treat that as a goal we keep working at, not a certificate we've been handed. We have not had a formal third-party audit, and we want to be clear about that. Where we fall short, we want to fix it.

What's built in

• Keyboard first. We use standard links, buttons, and form controls with visible focus styles to support keyboard navigation. Support can vary by browser and tool; we have not verified every combination. A “skip to content” link jumps straight past the navigation.
• Screen-reader friendly. Headings are real headings in order, form fields are properly labeled, and when the optimizer returns a verdict it's announced to assistive tech rather than just appearing on screen.
• Respects reduced motion. If your system asks for less motion, the entrance animations and the “weighing the math” effect are turned off. The result simply appears.
• Readable by design. Color is never the only thing carrying a verdict, contrast is built into the palette, and the layout reflows cleanly when you zoom or use a small screen.
• No surprises. No autoplaying audio, no time-limited actions, no motion that flashes. Just the math, on your terms.

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