Our approach
Wordkin is designed to work with the accessibility features built into iPhone, including VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, increased contrast, reduced motion, and system color appearance. The website respects reduced-motion preferences and supports keyboard navigation.
Features in the app
Word content combines written definitions with pronunciation information, examples, syllable breakdowns, and on-device speech. Widgets can be customized for text size, typeface, word case, and the amount of supporting information shown. We keep improving labels, reading order, contrast, and touch target clarity as the product evolves.
Motion and visual comfort
Motion in this website is decorative and can be reduced through your device or browser’s “Reduce Motion” preference. The core experience does not depend on animation, color alone, or a time limit.
Need help or found a barrier?
We welcome specific feedback about an accessibility issue, including the device, iOS version, and the screen or action involved. Please write to support@getwordkin.com. We will use the feedback to improve the experience.