1. Our Commitment
Spexo is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people of all abilities, including those using assistive technologies such as screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, or voice control. We are actively working to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, and we treat accessibility as an ongoing responsibility rather than a one-time project.
2. Accessibility Features Already in Place
- Semantic HTML structure. Pages use proper heading hierarchy, landmark regions (header, nav, main, footer), and descriptive link text.
- Keyboard navigability. All interactive elements — the Start Test button, navigation links, the mobile menu toggle, and FAQ accordions — can be operated via keyboard alone.
- Descriptive alt text. Meaningful images, including our logo, include descriptive alternative text for screen readers.
- Color contrast. Our dark theme is designed with high-contrast text (light text on deep navy backgrounds) to meet WCAG AA contrast ratios for body copy.
- Reduced motion support. Users with
prefers-reduced-motionenabled see ambient background animation and smooth-scrolling disabled automatically. - Responsive, resizable text. Layouts use relative units and adapt cleanly when text is resized up to 200% in the browser.
- ARIA labeling. Icon-only controls (such as the mobile menu button) include
aria-labelandaria-expandedattributes for assistive technology.
3. Known Limitations
The core speed test relies on a visual gauge and live chart rendered on an HTML canvas. While the same results are also presented as accessible text (in the dashboard cards below the gauge, and in the quick-stats row), the canvas visualizations themselves are decorative and not separately described to screen readers move-by-move during a running test. We consider the numeric dashboard the primary accessible source of truth for your results.
4. Ongoing Work
Accessibility is not a one-time checklist for us. We periodically review the site using automated tools (such as axe or Lighthouse accessibility audits) and manual keyboard/screen-reader testing, and we prioritize fixes for any issues identified.
5. Third-Party Content
Advertisements served through Google AdSense are created and controlled by third-party advertisers. While we select ad formats that don't interfere with page accessibility, we cannot guarantee the accessibility of individual ad creative, which is outside our direct control.
6. Feedback & Assistance
If you encounter an accessibility barrier anywhere on Spexo, please let us know. We take these reports seriously and aim to address genuine barriers as quickly as possible. Please include:
- The page URL where you encountered the issue;
- A description of the problem and, if relevant, the assistive technology and browser you were using;
- Your contact information, if you'd like a direct follow-up.
7. Contact
Reach our team at accessibility@spexo.net or via our Contact page.