Accessibility
We want you to be able to read our pages and take our quizzes in the way that works for you. That includes using a keyboard, a screen reader, browser zoom, or a reduced-motion setting.
We know the same page can behave differently from one browser or access tool to another. When we find something that makes a page or quiz harder to use, we work to put it right.
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Moving around the site
Our first keyboard link skips the header and takes you to the main content. From there, Tab moves forward through links and controls, while Shift+Tab moves back. We show a clear outline around the current keyboard focus.
We give each page one main heading, order the section headings, and label the navigation. Longer reading pages have an on-page contents list, so you can jump straight to the section you want.
Taking a quiz
We group the answers under each question. On a single-choice question, the arrow keys move between answers without taking you to the next question. Space or Enter chooses the answer in focus. On a multiple-choice question, Tab reaches each answer and Space ticks or unticks it. We also provide buttons to go back, skip when the question allows it, continue, or restart.
We move keyboard focus to each new question. We label its progress and answer group, and errors are announced when they appear. When your result is ready, focus moves to its heading so you do not have to search for it.
Motion, timing and zoom
We do not set time limits on quiz questions. If your device asks websites to reduce motion, we switch off smooth scrolling and shorten animations and transitions to almost nothing.
You can enlarge the page with your browser's zoom menu or keyboard shortcuts. Our layouts reflow as the available space narrows.
When we find a barrier
When we find something that blocks a task or makes it harder than it should be, we retrace the steps with the same browser, device, and access tool where we can. We compare what happened with what should have happened and look for the point where the experience broke down.
We fix the cause we can identify and look for the same problem on other pages or quiz steps. If a barrier appears only with one browser or access tool, we still treat it as a problem.