Accessibility

Bespoke Intermedia LLC. Effective September 1, 2026.

We want anyone to be able to practice here with a keyboard, a screen reader, or one thumb on a small phone. This page says what we have done and what we have checked. It does not claim a certification we do not have.

What the site does

Text uses your device's system font, so it renders the way the rest of your device does and respects your font size settings. Body text is at least 14 pixels and inputs at least 16, so phones do not zoom in on focus. Everything you can tap or click is at least 44 pixels tall. Keyboard focus is visible on every control. Colour is never the only signal: a right or wrong answer is also said in words. There is a light theme, a dark theme, and an auto setting that follows your device; contrast in both themes has been checked against WCAG 2.2 AA with automated tools. Animation is limited to state changes under 150 milliseconds and respects the reduce-motion setting. Pages are short and single-column, so nothing depends on a wide screen.

What has been checked

We run automated checks on contrast, focus order, form labels and heading structure in Chrome and Safari, light and dark. We test the practice flow by keyboard alone and with VoiceOver on iOS and macOS. Since September 2026 that automated check runs against real rendered pages using axe-core, the engine behind Lighthouse's accessibility score, not just static code linting; it runs weekly against the live site so a regression gets flagged even between manual reviews. We have not commissioned a third-party audit and we have not tested every older page on the site; pages that are being retired may fall short.

Report a problem

If something does not work for you, write to accessibility@decipheru.com and say which page and what you were using. We reply within five business days and fix blocking problems in the practice flow first.