Accessibility at BrainHunters Academy

Choose a comfortable way to interact

Use touch, a mouse, or keyboard controls for the interactive buttons. Prompts are written in text and have optional read-aloud audio. Activities that involve moving items also offer tap or keyboard controls. A grown-up can read the displayed prompt if audio is unavailable.

The interface is designed to reflow on smaller screens. Browser zoom can make text larger. Keep the device at a comfortable brightness and pause whenever your child needs a break.

Motion and sound

Decorative animation respects the device’s reduced-motion preference. Narration is optional and can be replayed. Playback depends on audio availability, the browser, and device settings.

Animations and encouraging feedback support the activity but should not be needed to understand an answer. The parent can help interpret a prompt if sound or motion is unavailable.

Known limits

Some activities intentionally teach visual skills, including color identification, picture matching, and shape recognition. Text alternatives cannot always preserve the same learning objective. Learners with color-vision differences or limited vision may need adapted practice or an adult’s assistance.

The application has not received an independent accessibility certification. Compatibility may vary with assistive technology and device settings. For accessibility questions, contact info@brainhunters.academy. Include the page or activity, your device and browser, and the control that was difficult to use. Do not include your child’s personal information.

A practical starting point

Try one activity together before a child uses a new device or assistive setup. Confirm that the prompt is understandable, answer controls are reachable, and feedback is clear. Choose a different learning world if a particular activity is not accessible for your child.