Keyboard and visible focus
Core School marketing controls, navigation, forms and the product tour are operable with a keyboard and expose visible focus states.
SmartKidz at School · Accessibility
A clearer route into the work, for teachers and learners.
Accessibility is an ongoing product responsibility. We design for keyboard access, reduced motion, responsive reading and a focused student entry path without claiming one interface suits every learner.
Last updated: June 2026
Reduced motion
The public School site honours the device reduced-motion preference and removes reveal, crossfade and hover movement where requested.
Responsive reading
Layouts reflow across mobile, tablet and desktop widths, with scalable text, high-contrast surfaces and no scroll-jacking.
A shorter student entry path
Students use a class code, roster name and four-digit PIN rather than managing an email identity.
Riley support in context
Riley can explain a step, prompt another attempt and offer a calmer path through assigned work while the teacher controls the task.
Teacher review remains central
Generated guidance is a starting point. Teachers decide how materials, language and pacing should be adapted for the learners in front of them.
Tell us where the barrier is.
If a teacher or learner cannot access a School workflow, email the page, device, browser and what you were trying to do. Do not include student answers, transcripts or other unnecessary personal information in the report.
Need a direct answer?
Contact the SmartKidz team about policy, access, privacy or accessibility.