Accessibility

Published: August 1, 2026 · Next review: February 2027

Our commitment

Walk the AI is built for teachers and trainers — a public that includes people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, magnification or high-contrast settings. We aim for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA. Today the site is partially conformant: most of the experience meets the standard, and the gaps we know about are listed below rather than hidden.

What is in place

Full keyboard navigation with native controls (buttons, links, form fields).
Touch targets of at least 44 pixels on mobile.
Text sized in relative units — browser zoom and text-only zoom both work.
Sufficient color contrast for body text and interactive elements.
Meaningful alternative text on informative images; decorative images are marked as such.
A logical heading structure and semantic HTML on every page.
No time limit anywhere in the diagnostic — take the 12 minutes, or an hour.
Results conveyed by numbers and text, never by color alone.

Known limitations

Being honest about the gaps matters more than claiming perfection. As of this review:

The radar chart of your five skills has no complete text alternative yet — the same scores are, however, displayed as numbers next to it.
The generated PDF documents (report and certificate) are not yet tagged for screen readers. The same content is available as accessible HTML in your account.
A few decorative illustrations and secondary interface elements fall short of AA contrast.

These items are on our roadmap for the next review cycle.

Tell us what blocks you

If anything on this site is hard or impossible for you to use, please write to contact@walktheai.com with the page and the problem. We reply within 5 working days, and accessibility reports are treated as bugs, not suggestions.