Accessibility Statement

1. Our Commitment

Scribology is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive learning experience for all users. Our goal is to ensure that our educational tools — including animated lessons, writing prompts, and guided workflows — can be used by people with diverse abilities and learning needs. Accessibility is an ongoing priority, and we continually work to improve usability, clarity, and access for every learner.

2. Standards We Aim to Meet

Scribology strives to align with WCAG 2.1 Level AA guidelines. These standards inform how we design and evaluate our platform, including:

• Consistent and predictable navigation
• Readable text and adjustable contrast
• Keyboard-friendly interactions
• Compatibility with assistive technologies
• Clear and plain-language instructions
• Reduced reliance on rapid or distracting motion

As Scribology evolves, we will continue working toward broader compliance with these guidelines.

3. Accessible Design Practices

To support accessibility across the platform, Scribology incorporates:

• Structured lesson flows that follow predictable patterns
• Clear language in instructions and prompts
• Keyboard navigation for core interactions
• Responsive design for mobile, tablet, and desktop
• Reduced motion considerations in interface elements

These practices help ensure that learners can engage with Scribology regardless of device or ability.

4. Known Limitations

Scribology currently uses video-based animated lessons as a core part of the learning experience. At this time, we are not able to provide alt text, full transcripts, or text-based equivalents for all video content. This may affect users who rely on:

• Screen readers
• Text-only alternatives
• Reduced-motion formats
• Captioning or transcript-based navigation

We recognize this limitation and are actively exploring ways to improve accessibility for video-based learning materials, including:

• Adding structured text summaries for lesson content
• Introducing transcripts or captioning where feasible
• Offering reduced-motion versions of key lessons
• Providing alternative formats for essential instructional content

External community spaces (such as our Telegram group) rely on third-party accessibility features that may vary in quality.

5. Feedback and Support

We welcome feedback from users who encounter accessibility barriers. If you experience difficulty using Scribology or have suggestions for improvement, please contact:

We review all accessibility feedback and aim to respond within a reasonable timeframe.

6. Continuous Improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing commitment. As Scribology grows, we will continue updating our platform, testing new features, and refining our design to better support all learners. This Accessibility Statement will be updated as improvements are made.