Accessibility

Last updated 8 August 2026

These pages should be readable by anyone, on any device, with or without sight, a mouse or a steady hand. We aim at WCAG 2.1 level AA.

What has been checked

• Contrast, measured rather than judged. The green we started with sat at 3.04:1 against white, where normal text needs 4.5:1; it is now 5.24:1, and the muted grey went from 3.90:1 to 5.16:1. Dark mode was already comfortable.
• Structure: one heading per level in order, so a screen reader can move through a document by its sections.
• Keyboard: plain links and no scripted widgets, so the tab order is the reading order and nothing traps focus.
• Text that scales: everything is set in relative units and reflows to a single column, so raising the text size moves the layout instead of clipping it.
• Language is declared on every page, so a screen reader pronounces Russian as Russian.

What has not

This is our own review — measurements and reading, not a full audit with assistive technology. Nobody has yet gone through these pages with a screen reader end to end, and the apps themselves have had no accessibility review at all. We would rather say that than imply a standard we have not tested against.

If something is in your way

Write to hello@2bytes.app and say what you were trying to do and what stopped you. It goes to the people who can fix it, and a barrier reported is worth more than a policy page.