Published: 16 August 2026 · Last reviewed: 16 August 2026
Our approach
We design around clear hierarchy, readable language, visible feedback, and more than one way to understand important states. Accessibility is an ongoing practice, and we welcome specific reports that help us improve.
This website
The website has been designed with the following features:
- semantic headings, landmarks, lists, buttons, forms, and tables;
- a skip link to bypass repeated navigation;
- keyboard-accessible navigation, filters, accordions, controls, and support form;
- visible focus indicators;
- responsive layouts that reflow across common screen sizes;
- light and dark colour themes;
- text and controls that do not depend on colour alone;
- alternative text or empty alternatives for meaningful and decorative images;
- support for the browser’s reduced-motion preference; and
- plain-language labels and legal summaries.
The Android app
Music Rhythm Trainer includes light, dark, and system themes; visual and optional haptic beat guidance; adjustable guidance settings; phone, tablet, landscape, and left-hand layouts; and labelled controls designed for Android accessibility services.
Rhythm is inherently time-based and some exercises use audio, animation, or touch timing. The app offers multiple guidance channels, but particular training activities may still require hearing or timed touch interaction.
Compatibility
This website is intended to work with current versions of major browsers and common keyboard and screen-reader combinations. Exact behaviour can vary by device, operating system, browser, and assistive technology.
Known limitations
The interactive pulse demonstration is supplemental; equivalent information about the app is available in surrounding text. Opening the support form depends on a configured email application. You can always contact us directly by email or telephone instead.
Report an access barrier
If something prevents you from using the website or app, email contact@wyntham.site or call +44 7732 141374. Please include the page or app screen, what you were trying to do, your device or assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing it, and the problem you encountered.
We will review the report and aim to provide the information or support in another reasonable format where possible.