Our approach
We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA. That is a target, not a declaration that every page and learning interaction fully conforms. The service includes older exercises as well as rebuilt pages.
The rebuilt pricing and policy pages use semantic headings, native links and controls, a skip link, visible keyboard focus and responsive layouts. They offer English, Swedish, Simplified Chinese and Arabic; Arabic is laid out right to left.
Reading and navigation
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls, Enter to follow links, and Enter or Space to open native disclosure controls. The contents list on policy pages jumps to each section.
Choose a theme in the footer or follow your system preference. Text can be enlarged using browser zoom. The pricing comparison table can scroll horizontally on narrow screens; the plan cards above provide another way to read the offer.
Known limits
A full-site assistive-technology audit and native-language accessibility review have not been completed. We do not promise compatibility with every screen reader or browser.
Speech recognition and text-to-speech depend on browser support, permissions and the provider. Older speaking tasks may not offer an equivalent typed route. Timed practice and older exercise interfaces need separate assessment; this statement does not certify them.
Some content may still contain unclear translations or incomplete text alternatives. Let us know where a barrier occurs so it can be investigated.
Report an access barrier
Email hello@quickswedish.com with the page address, what you tried to do, and the browser or assistive technology you use if you are comfortable sharing it. Explain any alternative format that would help.
Please avoid including sensitive personal information. We cannot promise a response time, but a specific example helps us investigate.
See the Operator block for the party responsible for QuickSwedish. The company details are still marked for completion.