INCLUSION MATTERS

Accessibility

We want Cursiply to feel easy to use for as many people as possible.

Last reviewed: October 11, 2026

Accessibility features

The website uses semantic page headings, labeled input fields, keyboard-operable buttons, visible focus states and responsive layouts. The FAQ uses native expandable sections, and style results have descriptive labels. The core text generator works without creating an account.

Important limitation of decorative text

Fancy Unicode lettering can be more difficult to read with screen readers, text-to-speech tools and some fonts. Decorative letters may be announced individually instead of as full words. Not every character has a close equivalent for all languages. We encourage you to keep plain text available when meaning or accessibility is important.

Keyboard tips

Use Tab to move between the text field, example buttons, filters, search and copy controls. Use Enter or Space to activate buttons. Native FAQ sections can be expanded or collapsed from their summary labels.

Feedback

If a control is difficult to use, a label is unclear or something doesn't work with your assistive technology, please tell us what happened and which browser or device you use. Contact hello@cursiply.com.

We make accessibility improvements as issues are identified, but do not claim an independent accessibility certification or audit at this stage.