Accessibility statement
Last updated 9 November 2026
This statement covers the Quizrook website, the teacher app and the page pupils use to answer a quiz. It says what works today, what does not work yet, and how to tell us about a barrier.
Our aim
Quizrook aims to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA (the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) on its website, the teacher app and the pupil quiz page.
What we do now
- Every page starts with a “Skip to main content” link. On the home page, pricing, contact, the blog, the changelog and the legal pages (privacy, terms and this statement) it takes keyboard users past the navigation to the main content.
- The pupil quiz page follows the system setting for reduced motion: questions and cards appear at once, with no fade or slide.
- There are two colour themes, serious and playful. The theme button on the website, in the teacher app and on the pupil quiz page switches between them.
- Pupils can answer matching, hotspot and label-the-picture questions with the keyboard alone.
- The test suite runs automated axe accessibility checks on the home page in both themes at phone, tablet and desktop widths, and on this page.
- A teacher can give a pupil who signs in to the quiz by name extra time on timed questions only: none, +25 %, +50 % or +100 %. The pupil sees the extra time under the question’s clock.
Known gaps
- The home page, the features page, pricing, contact, the blog, the changelog and the legal pages keep their animations when the device asks for reduced motion, and a visitor cannot switch them off there. The pupil quiz page follows the setting.
- Read-aloud of questions is not available yet.
- A dyslexia-friendly font is not available yet.
- Extra time does not apply in live quizzes that a teacher runs with the class.
- The automated checks do not measure colour contrast; that needs a check in a real browser.
- The teacher app and the pupil quiz page have not had a full manual audit with a screen reader.
- Some other pages have no target for the “Skip to main content” link yet, for example the pupil’s My results page and the “Not authorised” message.
Report a barrier
If something on Quizrook stops you or a pupil from using it, tell us through the contact form. Say which page you were on and what happened, and we will reply.
Review
This statement was prepared on 9 November 2026. It is a self-assessment by the Quizrook team, based on the product's code and its automated tests. It is not an external audit.