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Learning should be usable.

Last reviewed October 1, 2026

Our goal

Bot Learn Lab aims to make core learning and account tasks usable with a keyboard, screen reader, zoom, reduced motion and common phone, tablet and desktop sizes.

What we implemented

  • A skip link and semantic headings, navigation, forms and tables.
  • Visible focus indicators and native keyboard controls.
  • Text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative images hidden from assistive technology.
  • Responsive layouts for phones, tablets, laptops and larger screens.
  • Light and dark themes with readable color contrast.
  • Reduced-motion support and no required hover-only actions.
  • Form labels, required-field indicators, accessible toasts and clear consent choices.

Known limits

Some supplied benchmark charts contain small labels inside the image. Their surrounding article provides descriptive alternative text and captions, and the images can be opened at full size. External websites and downloaded third-party files have their own accessibility quality.

Report a barrier

If a page, form, contrast combination, keyboard action or document is difficult to use, submit a privacy and accessibility request. Include the page address and what you were trying to do, but do not include passwords or unrelated personal information.

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