Accessibility statement
Last reviewed 21 October 2026. Next review April 2027.
We want everyone to be able to use socialapp.biz, including people who use screen readers, magnification, speech input, or a keyboard instead of a mouse. This page explains what we are doing, what we know still needs work, and how to reach a person if something on this site does not work for you.
Tell us about a problem
If any part of this site is difficult or impossible for you to use, we want to hear about it. You do not need to explain why, and you do not need to use any particular words.
- Email [email protected]
We will reply. If you tell us about a barrier, we will also tell you what we intend to do about it and roughly when.
If you need information from this site in another format, such as sent as plain text or a document emailed to you, ask us and we will provide it at no charge.
What we are aiming for
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA as our target. WCAG is the international standard for web accessibility, and it is the yardstick United States courts and regulators generally use.
This site is partially conformant with WCAG 2.2 Level AA. "Partially conformant" means some parts of the site do not yet fully meet the standard. Our review is still in progress, and what we know about is listed below.
Known limitations
We would rather tell you about these than have you discover them. This list is updated when we review the site.
- Our review of this site is not finished. We began checking socialapp.biz against WCAG 2.2 Level AA in October 2026 and have not yet checked every page by hand. As we find problems we will fix them in the site's own code, and list here any we cannot fix straight away. If something does not work for you in the meantime, please email us.
What we are doing
- We test this site against WCAG 2.2 Level AA using both automated tools and manual checks, and we fix problems in the site's own code rather than layering something on top of it.
- We check accessibility before changes go live, not only afterwards.
Accessibility Options on this site
You will find an accessibility button in the corner of every page, labeled Accessibility Options. It opens a panel of display and reading settings. Each one is a switch, a plus and minus control, or a short set of choices:
- Profiles: Low vision, Dyslexia friendly, Focus / ADHD, Seizure safe, Keyboard only and Older adults. A profile turns on a set of the settings below, and you can then change any of them one by one.
- Text: Bigger text, Line spacing, Letter spacing, Word spacing, Readable font, Dyslexia font and Align text.
- Color: Color theme (dark, light, or your device's setting), High contrast, Color strength, Invert colors, and your own Text color and Background color.
- Focus: Reading guide, Reading mask, Big cursor, Stop motion, Mute sound and Hide images.
- Navigate: Read aloud, which reads the page or the text you select in your browser's own voice, at your choice of Reading speed; Page outline and All links, which list the page's headings and links so you can jump to one; Outline headings, Outline links, Strong focus ring and Show tooltips.
- Panel: Bigger panel, and Button side to move the button or hide it.
At the top of the panel, Skip to main content takes you straight past the menus.
These settings only change how the site looks and reads in your own browser. They are stored on your device and are not sent to us or to anyone else.
At the end of the panel, Report a problem shows our email address with a Copy button. Copy puts the address on your clipboard, so you can paste it into a new message in the email you use, including email in a web browser. If your browser does not allow that, the address is selected instead, ready for you to copy. The panel sends nothing itself and adds nothing about you or your settings. It helps us if you say which page you were on and what you had turned on.
If you hide the panel's button, a small tab on the edge of the screen brings it back.
Pressing Alt + A opens and closes the panel, and Alt + Shift + A resets every setting at any time.
If you already use a screen reader, magnifier, or other assistive technology, you do not need this panel. It changes how pages look, not how they are built, and Read aloud only speaks when you press Play.
How we test
This site is assessed by Ryzoro LLC, which runs it. This is a self-assessment, not an independent audit or a certification.
The assessment uses:
- An automated scan of every page using axe-core, which reliably finds defects against roughly two fifths of the WCAG criteria.
- A manual review of the remainder, which automated tools cannot check: keyboard operation and focus order, form error messages, heading structure, the quality of image descriptions, and behaviour at small screen sizes.
- Testing with the NVDA screen reader in Firefox and Chrome on Windows.
Technical requirements
This site relies on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is tested with current versions of Chrome and Firefox on Windows. If you use an older browser, some parts may not display as intended. The content will still be readable, and you can always contact us for anything you cannot reach.
If we do not resolve your problem
If you contact us about a barrier and are not satisfied with our response, reply and ask for it to be escalated. The site's owner will review it and respond to you directly.