Accessibility
LearnVerity is designed so parents, students, educators, and school staff can understand and use it across common devices and assistive technologies.
Keyboard and screen-reader support
Public pages use meaningful headings, landmarks, labels, keyboard focus, descriptive link text, and a skip-to-content link. Interactive controls are designed to work without a mouse.
Readable in light, dark, and high-contrast settings
The site follows the device’s light or dark preference, preserves strong text contrast, supports zoom, and reduces motion when the device requests it.
Responsive by design
Content is arranged for phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop screens. The parent experience is designed for current browsers and common assistive technologies.
Ongoing work
Accessibility is a continuing commitment, not a one-time statement. If something is difficult to read, navigate, understand, or use with assistive technology, email support@learnverity.com and tell us what you were trying to do. Please do not include private student information.