Our commitment
A tool for managing your mental energy should work for everyone, regardless of ability. We design Brainwidth and this website to be usable with the accessibility features you already rely on, and we treat accessibility problems as bugs.
In the app
Brainwidth is built with Apple’s native SwiftUI controls, which are designed to work with the accessibility features built into iPhone and Apple Watch, including:
- VoiceOver for navigating the app by speech
- Dynamic Type for larger or smaller text
- Reduce Motion and Increase Contrast
- Voice Control and Switch Control
- Light and dark appearance
Capacity levels are always shown with a word (Light, Moderate, Good, Full or Over) and a percentage, not by color alone.
On this website
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. This site:
- Works with a keyboard alone, with visible focus outlines and a “Skip to content” link
- Uses text colors chosen to meet AA contrast in both light and dark mode
- Labels interactive demos for screen readers and announces their results
- Turns off scroll and float animations when your device asks to reduce motion
- Follows your device’s light or dark appearance
Tell us what isn’t working
If anything in Brainwidth or on this site gets in your way, email info@brainwidth.app with the subject “Accessibility feedback”. Tell us what you were trying to do and which assistive technology you use, and we’ll prioritize a fix.