ZUTORS LTD wants its digital experiences to work for as many people as reasonably possible, including people using keyboards, screen readers, zoom, high contrast, or reduced motion.
1. Our approach
This website was designed with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA in mind. This statement is not a formal third-party certification.
2. What the website supports
- semantic headings, landmarks, lists, tables, forms, buttons, and links;
- a skip link that moves keyboard users directly to the main content;
- visible keyboard focus indicators;
- keyboard-operable navigation, FAQs, theme controls, and interactive sample challenges;
- responsive layouts that adapt to phones, tablets, and larger screens;
- text resizing and browser zoom without requiring horizontal scrolling at typical sizes;
- light and dark colour themes;
- reduced animation when the device requests reduced motion; and
- text alternatives for meaningful images.
3. Known considerations
Some brand illustrations are decorative and intentionally hidden from assistive technology. The small Mistake Hunter sample changes to the next challenge after an answer; its result is announced in text, but users who need more time can experience the complete app at their own pace.
Opening the contact form starts your own email application. The accessibility of that application is controlled by its provider.
4. Mistake Hunter accessibility
Mistake Hunter is a separate Android app. It uses readable type, generous spacing, large touch targets, clear state changes, and light and dark themes. Device and Android accessibility settings may affect the experience. Contact us if a particular challenge format creates a barrier.
5. Feedback and help
If you cannot access information, need it in another format, or want to report a barrier, email hello@zutors.site or call +44 7732 194133. Tell us the page or feature, what happened, and the technology you were using if you are comfortable doing so.
6. Review
We will review this statement when the website or app changes materially and use accessibility feedback to prioritise improvements.