Accessibility

Accessibility Commitment

Stamped helps people discover real-world places, complete collections, and keep a clear record of progress. We aim to keep those core workflows understandable, predictable, and usable with common accessibility settings as the product evolves.

Accessibility work is reviewed alongside product changes that affect sign-in, nearby discovery, stamping, collection progress, profile settings, and support flows.

Supported Features

Stamped is built to work with common platform accessibility features and conventions.

• Screen-reader labels for primary controls and navigation
• Readable text hierarchy for collection progress and stamping status
• Dynamic Type and scalable text support where platform controls are used
• Reduced-motion preferences for non-essential motion
• Text-first status for verified visits, nearby prompts, and collection completion

Design Practices

The product keeps important actions close to their context: open a collection, find the next place, stamp the visit, and review progress. Labels and confirmation states are written so users can understand what will happen before changing account or check-in data.

Stamped avoids requiring proof photos for every visit. When proof is optional, the interface should make the lighter path clear for users who prefer fewer steps.

Known Limitations

Some advanced map, proof-photo, and Apple Watch companion workflows may need additional accessibility review as the mobile apps mature.

Reports affecting account access, stamping completion, nearby discovery, or data deletion are prioritized because those flows are central to using Stamped.