Accessibility Statement

1. Text and Visual Clarity

• Text, buttons, and labels support readable sizing.
• Black-and-white themes are designed for clear contrast.
• Important states are communicated through labels, shapes, or icons—not colour alone.

2. Screen Readers

• Core text, buttons, and input fields use descriptive labels and semantic roles.
• Debate content and profile information are intended to be navigable in a logical reading order.

3. Keyboard Navigation and Focus

Core features are designed to support keyboard navigation where the operating system and platform allow it. Visible focus states help users understand their position in the interface.

4. Images and Media

Images, profile photos, and interface icons are provided with meaningful labels or alternative descriptions where appropriate.

5. Touch Targets and Gestures

• Interactive controls are designed with practical touch-target sizes.
• Core actions do not rely exclusively on complex gestures.
• Visible alternatives are provided for important gesture-based actions where practical.

6. AI Tools and Content Editing

AI assistance and debate-editing tools are designed for keyboard and screen-reader access, with readable labels for their actions and text fields.

7. Animations and Motion

Animations are kept purposeful, and supported experiences respect reduced-motion preferences. Bibblo avoids flashing effects that may cause discomfort.

8. Testing and Improvement

We review accessibility as Bibblo evolves and welcome feedback from users. Accessibility is an ongoing commitment across iOS, macOS, Android, and the web.

9. Language and Readability

We aim to use clear language and consistent terminology throughout the experience.

10. Contact Us

If you experience an accessibility barrier or have a suggestion, please contact contact@bibblo.ca or call +1 647 571 8274.