Accessibility

We want StudyHub to remain usable on phones, desktops, slower connections and common assistive technologies. Accessibility is part of the product, not an extra page we add at the end.

What we aim to provide

• Keyboard-accessible navigation and forms wherever practical.
• Readable text, clear labels and visible focus states.
• Alternative text for important user interface images and icons.
• Responsive layouts that work on small screens without requiring horizontal scrolling for normal content.
• Simple language and predictable actions across common study workflows.

Content from members

Some images, scanned pages and documents are uploaded by users, so their accessibility can vary. If you need an accessible alternative to a particular resource, report the item or contact us with its link and we will try to provide a better version where we have the right to do so.

Found a barrier?

Email shareefsial825@gmail.com with the page link, the device or browser you used and what prevented you from completing the task. Screenshots are helpful, but do not include passwords, identity documents or other private information.