Accessibility
WCAG Learn is a tool for learning accessibility, so it'd be a bit awkward if the app itself wasn't accessible. It has been built to be as accessible and usable as possible.
Where things stand as of September 18, 2026.
The app aims to conform to the WCAG 2.2 AA standard. It's also very much a work in progress, we're always poking at it and smoothing out rough edges, so think of this as a living effort rather than a finished stamp.
How we've tested it
Our methodology covers:
- Automated scans (axe-core) run against the production site, covering 16 interface states — including form error and success states, the expanded-image dialog, and mobile portrait and landscape layouts
- Browser zoom
- Color contrast
- Text spacing
- VoiceOver on macOS Tahoe 26.5.1
- VoiceOver on iOS
- Keyboard navigation
Hit a barrier? Report it here
We strive to always improve the usability of this product, so if something trips you up — with a screen reader, the keyboard, zoom, or anything else — we'd genuinely love to hear it. Reports like these directly shape the app.
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