Accessibility

This site targets WCAG 2.2 AA. Every interactive element works with a keyboard and a screen reader.

The grading legend on this site never relies on color alone: a missing word also carries a strikethrough on top of its color, and every graded word exposes its grade (correct, accepted variant, incorrect, missing) as a text label on hover or inspection, not just a color. Today that label is a hover title rather than a persistent on-screen mark; adding an always-visible symbol for each grade, distinguishable without hovering or a mouse, is planned.

In the app

SQUELCH is early in development, so we are not yet claiming a tested list of supported assistive technologies here. Accessibility is a design value from the start: VoiceOver labels, Dynamic Type, color-independent grading feedback, and Reduce Motion support are built in as the app is built, not bolted on afterward. This page will list the specific features we have tested once the app ships.