01. Our aim
We aim to make JotColoring understandable and usable for people with different abilities, devices and input methods. WCAG 2.2 Level AA is our design target. This statement is not a claim of independent certification or full conformance.
03. Text, motion and layouts
The layout adapts to narrow screens. Text uses available system fonts with a fallback served by the site, and the interface supports browser zoom. Decorative SVGs are hidden from assistive technology; collection images have descriptive text alternatives from their content records.
Reduced-motion preferences limit decorative transitions. Standard select controls retain keyboard behavior, and forced-color modes can use their native arrows. You can download a page to use with your own printing, viewing or accessibility tools.
04. Known limitations
Studio’s canvas painting, region picking and freehand drawing depend on visual spatial interaction and a pointer or touch input. These actions do not yet have a complete non-visual keyboard equivalent. Downloading an outline or using the print version is an alternative for some activities, but it does not replace every Studio action.
An imported image or PDF may not contain accessible reading order or useful text alternatives. Downloaded coloring PDFs are primarily artwork and are not represented as fully tagged, accessible documents. AI-generated results can contain visual errors.
Native file sharing, storage persistence and download dialogs depend on your browser and operating system. A fallback file download is offered when supported native image sharing is unavailable.
05. Tell us about a barrier
Use the Contact Us form to share the page URL, the action you were trying, your browser and the assistive technology you use, if you are comfortable sharing it. Tell us the format or adjustment that would help.
Do not send passwords or sensitive personal information. We use accessibility reports to investigate the issue and improve the relevant shared component. We do not publish a fixed response-time promise.
06. Ongoing review
We review layouts and controls as features change. Automated checks and individual browser checks can find issues but do not replace testing with disabled people and assistive technology. A full independent accessibility audit has not been completed. Last updated October 29, 2026.