Accessibility
Updated October 3, 2026
Maestro's courses are for everyone who wants to learn from them, in Spanish or English. We build to WCAG 2.2 Level AA and check it with automated accessibility and contrast tests.
With a keyboard
- Every control is reachable and usable from the keyboard, with a visible focus outline.
- On the line where you ask your Maestro, Enter sends and Shift+Enter adds a new line.
- Escape hides your Maestro conversation.
- In a chart walkthrough, the arrow keys, Home and End change steps.
With a screen reader
- Every page speaks one language and marks it. The site's own pages are in English; each course and its pages carry the course's language, so your reader uses that language's voice.
- Your Maestro conversation is announced as a log, and each answer is read when it arrives.
- Every course chart has alternative text that describes what it shows.
- Form fields have labels, and decorative icons are hidden from screen readers.
On screen
- Text meets AA contrast in both the light and dark themes.
- What you've shown is named in words as well as color.
- You can zoom the page to 200% and pinch to zoom on a phone.
- When your system asks for less motion or more contrast, Maestro turns off animation, blur and the paper texture.
Parts that come from other services
- The sign-in and sign-up form comes from Clerk, our account provider. It appears in Maestro's design, in Spanish or English, and the email with your code arrives in English.
- Lesson videos use YouTube's player, and their captions depend on each video.
Tell us
If something gets in your way, write to hola@heymaestro.app and tell us the page and what happened.