Our accessibility approach
TypingTutor.Online aims to make the extension usable by learners with different visual, motor, and learning needs. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing product responsibility rather than a one-time claim.
Accessibility-related features
- Semantic headings, labels, buttons, and landmarks
- Visible keyboard focus indicators
- Light, dark, and system appearance modes
- Large, high-contrast typing text
- Text and key guidance that does not rely only on color
- Pause and restart controls
- Reduced-motion support when the operating system requests it
- Responsive layouts that support browser zoom
Keyboard operation
The extension’s main purpose requires keyboard input. Interactive controls are designed to be reachable with Tab and activated with Enter or Space. During a lesson, typing keys are interpreted as lesson input after the practice area is active.
Visual comfort
Use the appearance control to choose system, light, or dark mode. Chrome zoom can enlarge the interface. The typing area uses a clear monospace presentation and highlights the active character and expected key.
Known limitations
The visual on-screen keyboard and finger map communicate spatial keyboard relationships that may not be fully represented by every screen reader. Core lesson instructions, expected key, progress, and performance information should also be available as text.
Because the product measures physical-keyboard typing, some alternative input methods may behave differently.
Report an accessibility barrier
Please use the contact page and describe the extension version, assistive technology, browser version, page, and exact barrier. Accessibility reports are treated as product issues.