Our target
Typing Ink targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA for its public release. Core practice must work with a keyboard, visible focus, browser zoom, reduced motion, and assistive technology.
The practice has no countdown. Meaning is not conveyed by color alone, and live feedback is kept concise so it does not overwhelm screen-reader users.
Language and input access
Each locale declares its page language and supports native browser composition. Controls use visible labels, and the language switcher uses language names rather than flag icons.
We test Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Hindi, and Latin-script input as distinct interaction paths rather than treating them as translated English.
Review status and feedback
Automated checks do not replace keyboard, zoom, contrast, screen-reader, and real-device IME review. Those release checks are tracked separately and must pass before production launch.
A verified accessibility contact will be published at launch. Until then, this candidate should not be represented as independently certified.