Bloom Training targets WCAG 2.2 AA practices across its web experience and treats accessibility as a release gate for each supported surface. A target is not a certification; issues and device-specific gaps are tracked until they are verified.
Keyboard and focus
Core navigation, dialogs, authoring controls, and learning actions are designed for keyboard use with visible focus and predictable focus return.
Captions and transcripts
Training releases can require reviewed captions and searchable transcripts before publication, with learner preferences for captions and transcript visibility.
Readable presentation
Bloom tokens support clear hierarchy and contrast. Text can reflow across phone, tablet, mobile web, and desktop layouts without horizontal scrolling.
Reduced motion
Learners can request reduced motion, while guided walkthroughs and generated media must keep the underlying instruction understandable without animation alone.
Touch and device reach
Primary controls target at least 44 by 44 CSS pixels and account for safe areas across iPhone, iPad, Android phone, Android tablet, and responsive web.
Playback control
Learners can control playback speed, captions, transcript use, and offline behavior without changing the server-owned completion standard.
Content authors share the responsibility
Bloom can enforce technical release checks, but each company remains responsible for accurate captions, meaningful visual descriptions, plain-language instructions, readable source documents, and accommodations required for its learners.
Report a barrier
Tell us the page, device, browser or app version, assistive technology, and the task you could not complete. Do not include passwords, payment information, private training content, or another person's identity documents.
Contact accessibility support