Accessibility

Parent with AI should be easy to read and use, however you access the web. That includes the words we choose as well as how the website works.

How the website is designed

The site uses clear headings, labelled form fields and layouts that adapt to different screen sizes. A skip link lets keyboard users move straight to the main content, and visible focus outlines help show which link or button is selected.

The Start here guide explains ideas in text alongside its diagrams and short animations. The videos have playback controls so you can choose when to watch or pause them.

Things to be aware of

The website has not yet had an independent accessibility audit or a full assessment with assistive technologies. We are not claiming full compliance with an accessibility standard.

The newsletter form, mobile menus and copy buttons use JavaScript. The guide text remains available without it. If a feature is difficult to use, Suki can help by email.

The short animations do not currently offer separate audio descriptions or caption tracks. Their main ideas are explained in the surrounding guide text. Other websites we link to may have different accessibility features.

Tell Suki what would help

If you find something difficult to read or use, or need information in another format, email suki@parentwith.ai.

If you can, include the page address, what you were trying to do and what went wrong. Details of your browser or assistive technology can help, but you do not need to share a diagnosis or explain a disability.

Suki will work with you to find a useful way to access the information and use what you report to improve the website.

Last updated: 13 September 2026