Accessibility
Schets for everyone
Schets
Schets for everyone
https://schets-nealvdv.vercel.app/en/accessibility
Our aim
We follow the WCAG 2.2 guidelines at level AA: enough contrast in light and dark, everything usable with the keyboard and clear focus.
Pictures and colours
Every interactive picture has buttons or sliders that work with the keyboard, and a line of text that says what the picture shows. Anything you can drag, you can also move with a slider or a button. Colours never stand alone: every colour swatch has a name or a letter.
Reading comfort
With the button showing a small figure at the top of every page you pick a profile in one tap (low vision, colour blind, reading is hard, hard of hearing, keep it calm) or choose what helps yourself: larger text, more or high contrast, colour correction, a big cursor, more spacing, a readable font, underlined links, a reading guide, read aloud with your device's own voice, captions without sound and less motion. Your choice stays on your device and goes nowhere. The button replaces nothing: the website also works without it, together with your own device's settings.
What could still be better
On a narrow screen the learning path is a list instead of a map. On the mirror drawing sheet you draw freely with a mouse or finger; with the keyboard you can have example lines drawn for you. With colour blindness some colour exercises are harder; the names on the swatches help.
Let us know
Are you stuck somewhere? Email contact@nealvdv.be and we will look for a solution.
contact@nealvdv.be · Updated on 12 October 2026