Accessibility Statement

Accessibility support for families, collectors, and younger readers.

DinoFlex is being built to stay readable, keyboard-aware, screen-reader-friendly, and calm enough for both adults and kids to use together. We are targeting WCAG 2.2 AA patterns across our core routes and keeping a visible checklist for what is live now versus what is still being improved.

Current support

Font scaleMD

Readable layoutOff

Kid modeOff

High contrastOff

Focus boostOff

Keyboard hintsOff

What we support today

Core routes now include a skip link, stronger focus styles, route-change announcements for screen readers, inline form guidance, higher-contrast options, readable font scaling, and roomier kid-friendly reading settings.

Readable by design

Families can adjust text size, readable spacing, and kid mode without leaving the page.

Keyboard-aware

The app now exposes a skip link, stronger focus rings, and keyboard hint placeholders for major dialogs.

Screen reader ready

Route changes, form validation, and important status messages now have shared live-region and labeling support.

Plain-language help

Support forms and accessibility guidance use shorter, direct instructions that work better for adults and kids together.

Comfort and access

Tune the app for clearer reading, stronger focus, calmer motion, and kid-friendlier browsing.

Text size

Make words bigger or smaller without breaking the layout.

Readable layout

Adds roomier line spacing and calmer reading rhythm for longer pages.

Kid mode

Uses chunkier spacing, bigger tap targets, and friendlier reading density.

High contrast

Boosts text, borders, and controls for clearer separation.

Focus boost

Shows stronger focus rings for keyboard and switch navigation.

Keyboard hints

Shows simple hint chips while the fuller shortcut map is still rolling out.

Reduce motion

Calms transitions and removes larger movement effects.

Haptic feedback

Adds small vibration feedback on supported mobile devices.

Tip: press Tab to move, Enter to activate, and Escape to close dialogs.

Keyboard support roadmap

Some keyboard support is live now, and a few parts are still placeholders so families can see what is coming next.

live

A focusable skip link now jumps straight to the main route content.

Focus boost

live

Families can turn on stronger focus rings to track keyboard position more easily.

Keyboard hints

live

Optional hint chips can explain the basics while fuller shortcut coverage is still in progress.

Shortcut map

planned

A shared shortcut reference for navigation, galleries, and quick actions is planned next.

Need help or want to report a gap?

If a screen reader label is unclear, a form message is hard to follow, or a control is difficult to reach on mobile, we want to hear about it quickly.

Report an accessibility issue

Opens a tracked support request with the right routing already selected.

Open the testing checklist

Review the visual, keyboard, screen reader, image, and form checks we use.

Read the plain-language help center

Find family-friendly guidance before opening a support case.

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