Accessibility Statement

How RepertoireLab supports access by keyboard, screen reader and different display needs.

Last Updated

6 September 2026

Our Approach

RepertoireLab aims to make its public website and core account, training and purchase flows perceivable, operable, understandable and robust. Accessibility is reviewed as the product changes. This statement does not claim formal certification or complete WCAG conformance.

Measures in Place

Visible text labels and descriptive names for primary links, controls, form fields and chessboard squares.

Keyboard submission and predictable focus order for account forms.

Text and controls designed for strong contrast on the public pages and consent banner.

Decorative chess-piece images hidden from assistive technology when the surrounding board control provides the useful name.

No autoplaying video, flashing content or third-party social-media embeds on public pages.

Known Limitations

Complex drag-and-drop repertoire management and some gesture-heavy chess training interactions may not yet offer an equivalent workflow for every assistive technology. The app is under active review, and this page will be updated as limitations are corrected.

Feedback and Assistance

If a feature is difficult to use, email repertoirelabinfo@gmail.com with the page or feature, device, browser, and the barrier you encountered. You can also request the relevant information in an accessible alternative format. We will respond as soon as reasonably possible.

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