Accessibility statement
RQAI wants Chapbook to work with different devices, input methods and assistive technologies. We aim towards WCAG 2.2 AA principles, but this launch statement is not a claim that every screen, creative tool or user-generated post already conforms.
Current support
- Semantic labels/native controls and visible keyboard focus across core journeys;
- keyboard-operable navigation and mobile-sized touch targets;
- light/dark themes and reduced-motion support in key surfaces;
- alt-text editing and a pre-publication accessibility check;
- visible AI disclosures that do not rely only on colour.
Known limitations
- Drawing, flipbook timelines, diagram/figure builders, drag/reorder and photo editing may not have an equivalent experience for every keyboard/screen-reader user.
- User-created themes, interactives and media can fail contrast, caption, motion or alt-text requirements.
- Third-party sign-in, speech and provider pages vary in accessibility.
- High zoom/small screens can require additional scrolling in dense creative controls.
Feedback and alternatives
Email support@rqai.co.uk with “Chapbook accessibility”, the affected screen, device/browser, assistive technology and adjustment/format needed. Do not include credentials. We will acknowledge the report, seek a reasonable alternative and prioritise verified barriers.