Accessibility, in plain English.
Everyone in the room should be able to answer. This page says what works today, what doesn't yet, and how to tell us when something gets in your way.
What's in place.
The claim on the left, the mechanism that makes it true on the right. If a mechanism changes, the claim changes with it.
- Voting needs no app, no account and no camera.
- scan the QR code, or type the 6-character code at qrpolls.com/join
- Every vote is a real button.
- native buttons with visible labels · works by keyboard, switch access and screen readers
- Results never rely on colour alone.
- each bar carries its label, count and percentage as text · checked by an automated axe test
- A screen reader hears when your vote counts.
- the voter screen announces the tally in a polite live region after you vote
- Pinch-zoom is never blocked.
- no maximum-scale or user-scalable lock on any page
- Motion stops when you ask it to.
- the operating system's reduce-motion setting turns animations into instant changes
- Light or dark, your choice.
- follows your device setting · switch any time from the header
- Nine languages, including right-to-left.
- English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese · Arabic pages render right to left
- Skip straight to the content.
- a skip link is the first thing a keyboard reaches on every page
Where we are, honestly.
Known gaps are listed here until they are fixed, not after.
Independent WCAG auditnot yet commissioned
Conformance claimnone made until an audit backs it
Automated checksaxe tests on page structure, forms, voter and presenter screens
Word cloudsvisual only today; every answer is in the poll's CSV export
Live results updatesrefresh every few seconds; not announced to screen readers on the presenter screen
Printed postersevery QR code has its short web address printed beside it
Something got in your way?
Tell us what you were trying to do and what happened. The people who build QR Polls read every message and reply.