YONO EXPLORE
Our accessibility goal
Yono Explore aims to provide understandable game-safety information to readers using different devices, input methods and assistive technologies. Pages use semantic headings, descriptive navigation labels, visible focus behavior, sufficient spacing and responsive layouts. The main-content skip link helps keyboard users move past repeated navigation.
Motion and interaction
Animations respect the browser’s reduced-motion preference. Search, category filters, menus, accordions and disabled download controls are designed to remain understandable without relying only on colour. Native disabled buttons communicate that no game or APK action is available.
Language and readability
Core information is provided in English and Hindi on the same page. Hindi sections use a language attribute so compatible assistive technology can switch pronunciation. Short paragraphs, descriptive headings and plain-language safety notes are preferred over unexplained legal or technical terms.
Known limitations
No website can guarantee compatibility with every device, browser, translation tool or assistive-technology combination. Third-party government pages linked for verification are controlled by their publishers. Some decorative visual effects may not add information, and game-name abbreviations may be pronounced inconsistently by screen readers.
Website को आसान बनाने का प्रयास
Pages में clear headings, keyboard navigation, skip link, responsive layout और reduced-motion support दिया गया है। Hindi content पर language information जोड़ी गई है ताकि compatible screen readers सही pronunciation चुन सकें।
अगर किसी text को पढ़ने, focus देखने, keyboard से link खोलने या screen reader में heading समझने में समस्या हो तो exact page URL और समस्या का description भेजें। Sensitive personal information या identity document न भेजें।
Report an accessibility issue
Email hello@yonoexplore.com with the page address, browser or assistive technology used, and the task that could not be completed. Accessibility feedback is handled as a usability correction, not as a request for paid placement.