Accessibility Statement

Last reviewed: 1 October 2026. Covers: the Cert Rehearsal website at certrehearsal.com (also served at practice-tests-2s5.pages.dev), on desktop and mobile browsers. Provider: Wixom Interactive LLC, Ogden, Utah. Contact: skylor@wixominteractive.com.

Our commitment

Wixom Interactive LLC wants Cert Rehearsal to be usable by everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, magnification, high contrast or voice control. Taking a practice exam should not depend on a mouse or on good eyesight.

Standard we aim for

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA. Status: partially conforms. Every automated and keyboard check we ran passes, but we have not yet completed a screen reader pass, so we do not claim full conformance until we have.

How we checked

On 1 October 2026 we ran, and we re-run before every release:

• An automated scan with axe-core 4.13 (WCAG 2.1 A and AA rules) in Chrome 154 on every screen of the site: the store, the About page, a test's page, the exam entry, an exam question before and after answering, a case study before and after the model answer, the results page, weak spots, history, the drill setup, the glossary page and the open glossary panel, and these three legal pages. Each screen was scanned in light mode and in dark mode. No violations.
• A keyboard-only pass through the store page (every link, button and field is a Tab stop in reading order, including the skip link and the closed glossary panel being skipped) and through an exam question (Tab to an answer, Enter to answer it, Enter on Next to move on, with focus kept on the question rather than lost to the page). Passed.
• A reflow check at 320 CSS pixels wide, the equivalent of 400% zoom on a desktop: no horizontal scrolling on the store, a test's page, an exam question or the legal pages. Passed.
• Colour contrast as part of the axe scan: body text, muted text, badges, buttons and the correct and wrong answer colours, in both themes.
• Motion: the answer animations and hover movement are switched off when your system asks for reduced motion.

Known limitations

• No screen reader pass yet. We have not yet tested with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver or TalkBack. The site uses standard controls, labelled fields and headings on every screen, so we expect it to read well, but we do not claim it until we have listened to it. Planned before the first paid release after this date.
• The exam timer in exam mode cannot be paused or extended. If you need extra time, use study mode, which has no timer and the same questions, or ask us and we will suggest a way through.
• Gumroad's checkout is a separate site we do not control. If it blocks you, email us and we will find another way to get you the test.
• Case study self-marking relies on reading a model answer and ticking points; it is text, not audio or video, and works with magnification and a screen reader, but it is a long read on a small screen.

Feedback and help

If something on the site blocks you, email skylor@wixominteractive.com. We reply within 5 business days, and if the site itself is the problem we will get you the content another way, for example as a document. Tell us which page, which browser and what assistive technology you use, and we fix what we can.

Formal complaints

If you are in the EU and we have not resolved your complaint, you can contact the enforcement body for accessibility in your country. We would rather hear from you first.

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