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Accessibility

Stride is built to work with a keyboard, a screen reader, your operating system's motion and contrast settings, and your browser's zoom. This page describes what is supported today.

AvailableLast reviewed: Sep 25, 2026Audience: Everyone

Navigate without a mouse

The signed-in app can be used from a keyboard. Press Tab as soon as a page loads and a Skip to main content link appears, letting you jump past the sidebar and top bar straight to the page content. Menus, dialogs, and tabs follow standard keyboard patterns: Tab and Shift+Tab move between controls, Enter or Space activates them, Escape closes an open dialog or menu, and arrow keys move between tab options.

  • Skip to main content appears on the first Tab press on any signed-in page.
  • Every focused control shows a visible outline, including a solid outline in Windows High Contrast mode.

Reduced motion

If your operating system is set to reduce motion, Stride follows that choice automatically. Page and quest animations, hover effects, and marketing-page effects are removed or simplified across the app without any separate in-app setting.

Dark mode and appearance

Choose System, Light, or Dark from Profile Settings, or from the icon in the sidebar footer. System follows your device's setting automatically. The choice is remembered in your current browser only, so choose it again if you sign in from a new device or browser.

Zoom and text size

Stride does not block browser or device zoom. Use your browser's zoom controls or your device's text-size setting and the page reflows instead of staying fixed at one size.

Screen reader support

Navigation, buttons, and icons are labelled for screen readers, and the current page is marked in the sidebar. Actions that take a moment, such as BYTE preparing an answer, are announced as status updates rather than only a silent visual change.

Tell us about a barrier

Note: Accessibility is an ongoing effort. If you run into a barrier using Stride with a keyboard, screen reader, or other assistive technology, tell your Client Admin so it can be reviewed.

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