Accessibility

A quiet design should still speak clearly.

Kept is designed so readers can enlarge text, navigate without perfect vision or movement, and reduce animation without losing meaning.

Effective September 20, 2026 · Version 2026-09-20

Website

This website uses semantic headings and landmarks, keyboard-visible focus, labeled forms, high-contrast black and white surfaces, descriptive image text, and layouts that reflow for smaller screens and text enlargement.

Motion

Ink drawings and interface transitions are decorative. When your device requests reduced motion, the website removes their travel and drawing animations while keeping the same content and controls available.

iPhone app

Kept supports Dynamic Type, VoiceOver labels, sufficient touch targets, increased contrast, Reduce Motion, and readable alternatives where a visual effect is not essential. Accessibility checks remain part of every release.

Tell us what stopped you

If a page, form, contrast choice, motion, or app control is difficult to use, email kais.thedev@gmail.com. Include the device, browser or Kept version, and what you were trying to do. You do not need to disclose a disability.

Current status

This is a practical statement of ongoing work, not a claim that every surface has already passed every accessibility audit. Issues that block reading, capture, account access, purchase management, or deletion receive priority.