Our current approach
We aim for the RumiTumi website to be understandable, calm, keyboard-friendly, screen-reader-friendly, and comfortable across phones, tablets, and computers.
What this site supports
- Semantic headings and navigation landmarks
- A skip-to-content link for keyboard users
- Visible keyboard focus indicators
- Alternative text for meaningful images
- Responsive text and layouts
- Reduced-motion preferences
- Clear labels and plain-language messages
Our product commitment
As RumiTumi grows, we plan to involve autistic people, families, educators, and clinicians in research and usability testing. We will prioritize sensory preferences, predictable interactions, flexible communication, and user control.
Need help?
If something on this site is difficult to use, email rumitumiapp@gmail.com. Please tell us what you were trying to do and, if comfortable, the device or assistive technology you used.
Ongoing improvement
This statement was published September 8, 2026. We will keep testing and improving the site as content and features change.