LEGAL
Accessibility
Last updated: September 5, 2026
Our Commitment
WhoUnfollowed should work for everyone, including people who use a screen reader, navigate by keyboard only, or rely on other assistive technology. Accessibility is not an afterthought we bolt on. We treat it as part of building the product correctly.
What We've Done
The site is built with semantic HTML, so headings, landmarks, and links are structured the way assistive technology expects. Buttons and forms are keyboard-navigable. Images carry alt text. Both the dark and light themes are designed with text contrast in mind, and the theme toggle respects your system preference by default.
Where We're Still Catching Up
We are not going to claim full compliance we haven't verified.
The Pro dashboard's charts (follower growth, follow ratio over time, follow age) now carry text descriptions for screen readers, and the click-to-filter bar chart has a keyboard-accessible equivalent. What's still incomplete: none of this has been tested with a real screen reader end to end, only built to the spec, so treat it as improved, not verified.
The Pro dashboard's charts (follower growth, follow ratio over time, follow age) now carry text descriptions for screen readers, and the click-to-filter bar chart has a keyboard-accessible equivalent. What's still incomplete: none of this has been tested with a real screen reader end to end, only built to the spec, so treat it as improved, not verified.
Our Standard
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA as our working target. This is a goal we're building toward, not a certification we hold.
Tell Us What's Broken
If you hit a barrier using WhoUnfollowed with a screen reader, keyboard, or any other assistive technology, email us at hello@whounfollowed.co with what happened and the page you were on. We read every message and fix real barriers.