Accessibility statement

What we’ve built in

• Full keyboard navigation; visible focus rings throughout.
• Semantic landmarks (<main>, <nav>, <aside>) on every page so screen readers can skim structure.
• Skip-to-main-content link surfaces on first Tab.
• Adjustable site-wide text size in /settings (M / L / XL / 2XL).
• prefers-reduced-motion respected: hero animations, splash screen, and chrome transitions step down or disable.
• Light + dark themes with WCAG AA contrast on body text and interactive elements.
• Form fields are explicitly labelled; errors are announced via aria-live.
• Print stylesheet for case briefs and revision notes — clean hard-copy for highlighting and annotation.
• No autoplaying audio. Voice clips (Pro feature) require explicit user activation.

Known gaps

• Some long-form case briefs include images of court hierarchy diagrams without long-text descriptions; we’re backfilling.
• The flashcard swipe interaction has a keyboard alternative (left/right arrows) but the gesture indicators are visual-only.

Tell us if you hit a wall

If anything on caselaw is hard to use with assistive technology, email [email protected]. We aim to triage within 48 hours and fix critical blockers within 7 days.

Last reviewed: 25 April 2026.