Accessibility

Last updated October 18, 2026

This statement covers every app published by big small apps and this website. Our apps should be easy for everyone to see, hear and use.

Our goals

We aim for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA, which also covers the Israeli Standard IS 5568. These are goals we build and test towards, not a legal guarantee, and we keep improving.

How we build and test every app

• Automated checks with axe-core on every screen and dialog, in dark, light and high-contrast themes.
• Every screen at many window sizes and at display scaling up to 200%: nothing cut off, overlapping or too small to read.
• Keyboard only: every control can be reached and used, and dialogs handle the focus properly.
• Names for screen readers on every button and picture, and announcements when something changes.
• High-contrast mode, simulated colour blindness, and no flashing.
• Your system settings are respected, such as reduced motion.

This website

Plain pages with no scripts, no motion and no flashing. Checked on October 18, 2026:

• axe-core on all six pages, in light and dark mode: 12 runs, no issues, colour contrast included.
• Keyboard only: a “Skip to content” link first, and a visible focus ring on every link.
• Reflow at 320 pixels wide (the same as 400% zoom): nothing cut off, nothing scrolls sideways.

Known limits

• The apps' words are in English only; dates and day names follow your language.
• Screen reader support is checked through what the apps tell the screen reader, not yet by people who use NVDA, JAWS or Narrator every day.

Get accessibility support

If anything is hard to see, hear or use, tell us. Some apps can also start the email for you; see below.

Both open an email to support@bigsmallapps.com in your own email app.

Per app