Caregiver guidance should work for more caregivers.
We design and test for keyboard use, screen readers, text scaling, reduced motion, and different screen sizes. If something gets in the way, tell us.
What we design and test for.
These are areas we actively work on. They do not prove that every screen, device, or assistive technology works without barriers.
Keyboard and focus
We design interactive controls to be keyboard reachable, logically ordered, and visibly focused.
Labels and structure
Headings, landmarks, control labels, and status messages are built to support screen-reader navigation.
Text and reflow
Layouts are designed to adapt to smaller screens, text enlargement, and changing orientation.
Reduced motion
Non-essential movement is reduced when the device preference requests it.
Usable targets
We check control size and spacing across touch layouts.
Plain instructions
We write labels and guidance so meaning does not rely on color, icons, or technical language alone.
Automated tests help. They are not the whole answer.
No single test can tell us whether the experience works for everyone. We record what we tested, where we tested it, and which tools or assistive technologies we used.
Automated checks
Catch detectable issues such as missing names, structural defects, some contrast failures, and common markup problems.
Keyboard and responsive review
We check focus order, visible focus, menus, disclosures, reflow, zoom, and touch targets.
Assistive-technology review
We test representative screens with screen readers and devices, then record exactly what was checked.
Feedback and repair
Reported barriers are documented, prioritized, and checked again after repair.
Accessibility is ongoing work, not a badge.
This page does not claim that every screen, every release, every language, or every assistive-technology combination has been independently verified.
It also does not claim universal WCAG conformance. Any future conformance statement must identify the version, platform, pages or screens, audit date, exceptions, and evidence.
Email support@resilient.kids. Tell us the page or screen, device, browser or app version, assistive technology, and what you were trying to do.
Accessibility is one part of building a product families can trust.
Find our accessibility and research information alongside privacy, science, and product safeguards in Science & Trust.
Review accessibility and research
See the current accessibility approach and research boundaries together.
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Reach the right person
Choose where to send support, research, press, partnership, or accessibility questions.
Tell us what is getting in the way.
Specific feedback helps us understand and reproduce barriers.