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Accessibility Statement

 

Last updated: 19/03/2026

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StoryKiln is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for all users, including people with disabilities. We aim to provide an inclusive and user-friendly experience for everyone.

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1. Our Commitment

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We strive to make the StoryKiln platform accessible and usable for as many people as possible, regardless of ability or technology.

Our goal is to follow recognised accessibility standards, including:

  • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA

  • applicable accessibility requirements under the Equality Act 2010

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2. Accessibility Features

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StoryKiln includes features designed to improve accessibility, such as:

  • clear and readable text

  • consistent navigation

  • keyboard-friendly interactions

  • support for screen readers

  • colour contrast designed for readability

  • text-to-speech narration for stories

  • adjustable display settings (e.g. dark mode)

We are continually working to improve accessibility across all areas of the platform.

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3. Ongoing Improvements

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We recognise that accessibility is an ongoing process.

We are actively working to:

  • improve compatibility with assistive technologies

  • Enhance keyboard navigation

  • ensure all images include descriptive alternative text

  • test new features for accessibility before release

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4. Known Limitations

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While we aim for full accessibility, some areas may not yet fully meet standards.

Examples may include:

  • certain AI-generated images may not always include perfect descriptions

  • Some interactive features may still be improving for keyboard use

We are actively addressing these areas.

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5. Feedback and Support

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We welcome feedback on the accessibility of StoryKiln.

If you experience any issues or need assistance, please contact us:

Email: info@storykiln.app

We aim to respond to accessibility requests as quickly as possible.

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6. Compatibility

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StoryKiln is designed to work with modern browsers and assistive technologies, including:

  • screen readers

  • keyboard navigation tools

  • mobile accessibility features

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7. Enforcement and Standards

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This statement is guided by:

  • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)

  • relevant UK accessibility expectations under the Equality Act 2010​​​

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