Inclusive access

Accessibility at TypeWithFun

We want typing practice, games and document tools to work for as many people as possible, including keyboard-only users and people who prefer reduced motion.

Current accessibility features

  • Skip-to-content links and visible keyboard focus.
  • Keyboard-operable navigation and native buttons.
  • Reduced-motion support based on device preferences.
  • Status messages announced politely by compatible screen readers.
  • Responsive text and touch targets for mobile use.
  • English, Hindi and Nepali typography support.

Interactive games

Typing games naturally require a keyboard. Start, pause and settings controls are designed as keyboard-focusable controls. Visual game areas receive accessible labels, while score and feedback regions are exposed as status updates where practical.

Some fast visual games may still be difficult for users who need extra time. We are continuing to improve alternatives and timing controls.

Report a problem

Tell us the page, device, browser and the action you could not complete. We will use that information to reproduce and correct the issue.

Contact TypeWithFun

Owner checklist

New content should use descriptive headings, meaningful link text, labeled controls, sufficient contrast, image alternatives and reserved layout space.