We want the stars to be readable for everyone.
Last updated: 31 July 2026
Stellaxa is committed to making its mobile app and website usable by as many people as possible, regardless of ability. Accessibility is treated as part of ordinary product quality: it is considered when features are designed, not patched in afterwards.
This statement covers the Stellaxa Android app and the website stellaxa.com. It applies to the interface we build ourselves; content served by third parties, such as advertising, is outside our direct control.
The app respects your system font size throughout, keeps touch targets comfortably large, labels interactive elements for screen readers and announces screen changes, and enforces colour-contrast checks in both its light and dark themes as part of every build. Some animated effects respect the system reduced-motion setting.
The website is built with semantic markup, keyboard-reachable controls and descriptive labels.
We aim for the spirit of WCAG 2.1 level AA. Stellaxa currently conforms partially: the practices above are in place, but a full audit with assistive technologies such as TalkBack has not yet been carried out, so some journeys may not yet work as smoothly with a screen reader as we would like.
Palm and coffee readings require pointing the camera at a hand or a cup, which is inherently visual. Some decorative, mystical visuals carry no text alternative because they convey no information. AI-generated reading imagery may lack detailed descriptions.
If you hit a barrier, tell us at info@stellaxa.com. Describe what you were trying to do and what stood in the way. We read every report, and fixes for accessibility barriers are prioritised.
This statement was prepared on 31 July 2026, based on our own assessment. We review it whenever the product changes materially.