Accessibility

Our approach

x10diD Learning is designed to be usable with keyboards, screen readers, and mobile devices. This page describes the accessible design choices we have made. It is a statement of intent and current practice, not a formal compliance certification.

How the app is built

• All interactive controls — such as answer choices, navigation tabs, and action buttons — are semantic buttons or links that work with keyboard input and assistive technology.
• Form and control elements include text labels or accessible names, including icon-only controls such as the back button.
• Status and progress information, such as accuracy rings and progress bars, use progressbar and status roles with value descriptions so changes are announced.
• The layout is responsive and mobile-first: screens, question panels, and navigation adapt to small viewports without losing functionality.

Ongoing commitment

We are committed to improving accessibility as the app grows, and we consider accessibility when adding new features. Because some parts of the experience rely on AI-generated content and browser capabilities, individual experiences may vary.

Related pages

See also our Privacy Notice and Terms of Use, linked in the footer below.