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Accessibility

Accessibility

How MirthTale works for children and caregivers with different needs, and where we still have work to do.

The device

  • One large button with a raised edge and a light, usable without sight of the display.
  • The age dial has a detent at every position and prints the current age on the cover.
  • No screen reading is required at any point. The button, dial, and slot can all be used by touch alone.

The book

  • Large-print settings on the caregiver page increase type size and page count without changing the story.
  • A high-contrast picture style is available in every Story Pack.
  • Braille covers are on our roadmap; we would like to hear from families who want them.

Children who don't yet speak

MirthTale listens for words, but a caregiver can speak for a child, repeat a sign, or describe a picture the child points to. The book is still the child's: their title, their name.

This website

We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA. Pages use semantic headings, visible focus states, sufficient contrast, and respect reduced-motion settings. If something on this site is hard to use, tell us at hello@mirthtale.com and we will fix it.