W2M Trading Academy wants every student to be able to read, navigate and use this website comfortably, in English and in Arabic. This page describes what we actually do today, and how to tell us when something does not work for you.
What we build in
- Checked colour contrast. The site’s colours are defined once as design tokens, and their contrast ratios against the page background are measured and recorded at the top of the stylesheet. Body text, muted text and interactive colours all meet or exceed the WCAG AA ratios.
- Two languages, real right-to-left. Every public and student page exists in English and in Arabic. The Arabic pages are native right-to-left layouts, not mirrored afterthoughts: direction-aware spacing, icons that flip where meaning requires it, and Arabic-Indic numerals where the course itself uses them.
- Keyboard access. The first element on every page is a skip link straight to the content. All interactive elements are reachable and operable with the keyboard alone, with a visible focus outline.
- Reduced motion. Animations are transform and opacity only. When your system asks for reduced motion, decorative animation is switched off and the page is delivered still.
- Touch targets. Buttons and links keep a minimum target size of 44 pixels, and pages work at a 375-pixel phone width without sideways scrolling.
- Automated checks on every release. Our browser test suite runs the axe-core accessibility engine against the key pages, in both languages, on desktop and phone sizes, and a release does not ship while those checks fail.
- Semantic structure. Pages use native landmarks, headings in order, labelled forms with field-level error messages, and status messages that screen readers announce.
Known limitations
- The course lessons and review videos are recorded in Arabic (Egyptian dialect) and do not currently include captions or transcripts.
- Decorative market charts are drawn in code and hidden from assistive technology; they carry no information that is not also in the text.
- Some third-party payment pages (card forms, bank verification pages) are rendered by the payment providers and follow their accessibility practices, not ours.
Tell us what is in your way
If any part of this website is hard for you to use with assistive technology, email [email protected] and describe the page and what happened. Accessibility problems are treated as bugs: we reply within one working day and fix what we can.