Accessibility

We aim for My Card Wizard to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA.

My Card Wizard is partially conformant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Partially conformant means that some parts of the content do not fully conform to the standard. No independent accessibility audit has been carried out.

On 17 September 2026 we assessed the live Service by reviewing its code and using its pages in a browser. That assessment found the following.

Colour contrast. Body text has a contrast ratio of 16.8 to 1 against the page background. The lowest-contrast text colour in the Service, the green used to mark a good result, has a ratio of 6.0 to 1. Every text colour meets the 4.5 to 1 minimum, and large text meets the 3 to 1 minimum. Where text is placed on a gradient, contrast was measured across the whole gradient.

Images. Every image has alternative text, and an automated check stops a release that contains an image without it. Decorative images have empty alternative text so that screen readers skip them.

Keyboard. Every page begins with a Skip to content link. Keyboard focus is always visible and is shown by an outline, not by a colour change alone.

Structure. Headings, lists, navigation and main content use HTML landmarks, so that screen reader users can move by structure. Tabular data is marked up as tables, including the sort state.

Motion. Animation stops when the operating system requests reduced motion, and this is enforced in the components.

Language. Every page declares its language as English.

The following limitations are known. We have not yet assessed them fully.

No specialist review. The Service has not been assessed by an accessibility specialist or tested with users of assistive technology.

Card intake. The card intake flow has not been tested from start to finish with a screen reader.

Form errors. Form errors are displayed visually and marked as alerts, but we have not confirmed that every error is announced when it appears.

Dialogs. We have not fully verified that every dialog keeps focus while it is open and returns focus to the control that opened it.

Batch review. The batch review screen presents a large amount of information at once, which may be difficult to use with some assistive technologies.

To report an accessibility problem, email support@mycardwizard.com or use the Feedback tab in the app. Include the page, what you were trying to do, what happened, and, if you use assistive technology, which technology and which browser.

We review every report and will reply to the email address you provide.

Two measures in section 2 are checked automatically before every release: the Skip to content link on every page, and alternative text on every image. The rest of section 2 was checked manually on the date stated. We update section 3 when a limitation is fixed or a new one is found.