Accessibility

Music tools tend to lean hard on sound and color, which can shut out exactly the users who most need a clear, checkable answer. MusicReason is built with a few standing commitments to keep that from happening.

Not audio-only, not color-only

No result depends on hearing it or on distinguishing a color to understand it. Pitch, tuning deviation, and rhythmic results are shown as labeled numbers and text alongside any sound or visual meter, so a result can be read even with sound off or in grayscale.

Keyboard access

Every control, including playback, transport, and transformation controls, is reachable and operable from a keyboard, using native HTML form controls wherever possible so assistive technology gets accurate roles and states for free.

Motion and animation

Visual meters, waveform displays, and any animated feedback respect your operating system's reduced-motion setting. Nothing essential to reading a result depends on an animation playing.

Labels and structure

Inputs are labeled in a way a screen reader can announce, headings follow a logical order, and interactive regions (results, evidence, alternatives) are structured so their meaning doesn't depend on visual layout alone.

Known limits and feedback

This is an ongoing standard applied to every new tool as it ships, not a one-time audit. If you hit a specific page or control that doesn't work well with your assistive technology, say so through the Contact page and it will be looked at directly.