Accessibility Statement

Effective Date: 2026-04-27

Our commitment

Voxcess builds for blind and low-vision users from the ground up. Accessibility is not an afterthought — it is the product.

Standards we follow

  • Web: WCAG 2.1 AA conformance target across voxcess.com.
  • Android: full TalkBack support — every interactive element has a content description, every result region uses live announcements, all touch targets are at least 48dp, focus order is explicit.
  • Windows: tested with NVDA, JAWS, and Narrator. All practice modes are usable with keyboard only.

Supported assistive technologies

  • Screen readers: NVDA, JAWS, Narrator, TalkBack
  • Magnifiers: Windows Magnifier, Android Magnification
  • Voice access: Windows Voice Access, Android Voice Access
  • External hardware keyboards on Android (full shortcut support)

Accessibility features built in

  • Math expressions are converted to natural English via our MathSpeak engine before being spoken (e.g., x² is read as "x squared").
  • Equation Explorer lets users navigate complex equations as a tree using arrow keys.
  • Adjustable font size and high-contrast theme.
  • Audio feedback for every answer with configurable delay.
  • Streak reminders, weak-topic radar, and concept-introduction audio.

Known limitations

  • Some highly visual reasoning topics (mirror images, paper folding) include haptic descriptions but may still favor sighted users. We are working on tactile-first redesigns.
  • The Android emulator's TalkBack is unreliable; please test on a real device.

Feedback & help

If you experience an accessibility barrier, please email support@voxcess.com with the screen, action you tried, and the assistive technology you were using. We aim to acknowledge within 2 business days and fix critical issues within 14 days.

Conformance review

Shahzada Saleem, our founder, is a TTV5 Trusted Tester and holds a Diploma in Accessibility Testing. He reviews every release before launch.