ACCESSIBILITY

Accessibility Statement

Hesaplayın is designed to make calculator pages understandable and usable with keyboard navigation, assistive technology, zoom, and different input methods.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

1. Our approach

We aim to build calculator pages that are perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. The experience uses visible labels, native form controls where practical, keyboard focus styles, readable text, responsive layouts, and results that can be announced to assistive technologies.

2. Calculator interaction

Calculator fields are labeled and grouped by purpose. Results use a clear heading and a status region so that an updated result can be discovered without requiring visual scanning. Important warnings are written as text, rather than conveyed only by color. Tables are used for structured schedules such as mortgage amortization and retain column headings.

3. Visual and motion considerations

The site is designed to remain usable at increased browser text size and with standard zoom. We avoid relying on color as the only indicator of state. Motion is not required to understand or complete a calculation. If an interaction feels distracting or inaccessible, browser reduced-motion settings should continue to be respected as the interface evolves.

4. Known limits

Some calculations require complex tables, numerical notation, or third-party technology. These areas can need ongoing review with keyboard, screen reader, high contrast, touch, and zoom testing. A static site cannot guarantee compatibility with every combination of browser, extension, assistive technology, and device.

5. Ongoing review

Accessibility is part of the calculator release process: labels, errors, result announcements, focus behavior, responsive overflow, and reduced-motion behavior should be checked before new tools are published. Content changes should preserve plain-language labels and not add instructions that require a particular sensory ability.