Accessibility
What this interface supports
- Every control is reachable and operable by keyboard, and focus is always visible.
- Every form field has a bound label; errors are announced, not only coloured.
- Every chart has an equivalent data table underneath it.
- Motion respects your system's reduced-motion preference.
- No information is conveyed by colour alone.
Adjustments for assessments
An accommodation reaches form assembly, not just the clock. Extra time is applied by the server-authoritative clock against a named norm; rest breaks pause it; rubric criteria can be substituted where the construct allows — though irreducible safety criteria never can.
Where an adjustment would falsely trigger a proctoring signal, that signal is SUPPRESSED AT CAPTURE. It is not recorded and then dismissed at review — the alternative charges the entire cost of the platform's own design choice to you, in waiting time, in every case, including the ones it gets right.
Languages
The interface is wired for twelve languages. Only the ones listed as complete are complete — everywhere else, untranslated strings fall back to English and the screen says so at the top rather than serving English under another language's name.
- English — complete
- हिन्दी — partial
- বাংলা — partial
- தமிழ் — partial
- తెలుగు — partial
- मराठी — partial
- ગુજરાતી — partial
- ಕನ್ನಡ — partial
- മലയാളം — partial
- ਪੰਜਾਬੀ — partial
- ଓଡ଼ିଆ — partial
- অসমীয়া — partial
Connectivity
This platform is not offline-capable and does not pretend to be. Where a connection is lost the screen says so plainly rather than accepting input it cannot submit. During an assessment the clock continues while you are disconnected, and reconnecting resumes at the exact question you were on.
If something here does not work for you
Raise it. An interface barrier is a defect, not a limitation you are expected to work around.