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Voice Typing Aid accessibility statement

Voice Typing Aid aims to work well with keyboards, screen readers, zoom, reflow, reduced motion, high contrast, and common assistive technology.

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Our accessibility target

The website targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Pages use semantic landmarks and headings, visible keyboard focus, a skip link, labelled form controls, meaningful text alternatives, sufficient color contrast, and responsive layouts that avoid horizontal scrolling at narrow widths.

Motion respects reduced-motion preferences. Theme controls preserve a light or dark choice. Browser tools use ordinary form controls and text output so their core result does not depend on dragging, precise pointer movement, or a canvas-only interface.

How the site is checked

Automated accessibility rules and keyboard navigation checks run at phone, tablet, and desktop sizes. Manual checks cover focus order, menus, form errors, zoom, text spacing, responsive reflow, and accessible names.

Automated testing cannot establish complete conformance. Browsers, operating systems, assistive technology, and third-party security resources can behave differently, so direct user feedback remains important.

Tell us what gets in the way

Email accessibility@voicetypingaid.com with the page, the task you were trying to complete, browser, assistive technology if relevant, and the problem you encountered. You do not need to disclose a disability.

You can request a plain-text response or another route to the information. The contact form also keeps a direct email alternative in case its security control causes difficulty.

Meet VTA Dictate

Turn more of what you say into work you can use.

Voice type across Windows, record conversations with permission, transcribe audio, shape meeting notes, and export subtitles from one desktop workspace.