Our commitment
Anonymous You strives to meet WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines where possible. Accessibility is an ongoing effort—new features are reviewed for accessible design, and we prioritize fixing issues that hinder people with disabilities.
Using assistive technologies
- Semantic HTML and ARIA attributes are used to provide meaningful structure.
- Form fields include associated labels and clear error messages.
- Interactive controls are reachable and operable with screen readers and keyboards.
Keyboard navigation
All primary actions can be performed using a keyboard. Focus states are visible in both light and dark themes.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Navigate between links and controls | Tab / Shift + Tab |
| Activate focused element | Enter / Space |
| Close dialogs/menus | Esc |
Contrast and themes
- Dark theme is the default; light theme is also supported.
- Text and icon contrast targets WCAG AA where feasible.
- We avoid relying on color alone to communicate state.
Media accessibility
- Images support alternative text. Add descriptive alt text when uploading.
- Videos support captions; include captions for spoken content when possible.
- Animated media should avoid excessive flashing and respect reduced motion preferences (where supported by the browser).
Report an accessibility issue
If you encounter a barrier, please report it so we can fix it quickly.
- Email: accessibility@anonymous-you.com
- Include steps to reproduce, screenshots, and your browser/OS and assistive tech (if applicable).
Contact
General support: support@anonymous-you.com
Accessibility roadmap
- Improved high-contrast mode toggle.
- Reduced motion setting, honoring prefers-reduced-motion.
- Expanded keyboard shortcuts for feed navigation.
- Ongoing audits against WCAG 2.2 AA.