Accessibility Statement

The Rainbow Hub aims to make its core quiz and information-page experiences usable by as many people as reasonably possible, across common screen sizes, browsers, input methods and assistive technologies.

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a practical design target. This is an ongoing goal rather than a claim that every page or third-party component has been independently certified.

• Responsive layouts tested on small phones, tablets and desktop screens without horizontal scrolling.
• Semantic headings, landmarks, links, buttons and form-like answer controls.
• Keyboard access and visible focus treatments for the main navigation and quiz actions.
• Text alternatives or accessible labels for informative quiz images and visual question groups where available.
• Colour choices designed to maintain readable contrast, with answer states that do not rely only on colour.
• Reduced animation for visitors whose device requests reduced motion.
• Plain-language results and a text review of missed answers on scored quizzes.

Some memory questions intentionally show study material for a limited time because recall is the subject of the challenge. Timed study cards display a visual progress indicator, and exposure times are chosen to allow the material to be read before it disappears.

A small number of manual study interactions wait for the visitor to confirm readiness. Answer-selection speed itself does not determine the score unless the quiz clearly says otherwise.

Vision, spatial and pattern quizzes may depend on colour, shape, position, rotation or line tracking. Those mechanics cannot always be reproduced fully as text without changing what the question tests.

We aim to provide useful accessible labels and keep visuals large enough to inspect on mobile. Some visual puzzles may nevertheless be less suitable for screen-reader users or people with particular visual impairments.

Rewarded advertisements are supplied through third-party technology and may introduce controls or media outside our direct presentation layer. The quiz includes unavailable-ad fallbacks, but the accessibility of an individual advert is controlled by its provider and advertiser.

If an advert prevents keyboard, touch or assistive-technology access to the next step, report the page, device, browser and approximate time so we can investigate the placement.

• Some visual puzzles require sight and cannot offer an equivalent non-visual challenge without changing the answer.
• Automatically timed memory material may not suit every reading or cognitive-access need.
• Third-party consent and advertising interfaces may not perfectly match the accessibility of the site itself.
• Generated or decorative artwork may have limited descriptive value when it does not affect the result.
• Older browser versions may not support every responsive or focus enhancement.

Contact us with the exact page address, what you were trying to do, what happened, your device and browser, and any assistive technology used. Please include the quiz and question number when relevant.

We will review accessibility feedback in good faith, prioritise barriers affecting the core journey and provide an alternative format where one is practical.