Accessibility
Last updated: August 20, 2026
MyMayna exists for people whom much of modern technology has left behind. Accessibility isn’t a checkbox for us — it is the product. This page describes what we do today and how to tell us when we fall short.
Designed senior-first
- The phone they already have. Mayna’s daily calls are ordinary phone calls — no app, tablet, or gadget required for the core experience.
- Voice-first everything. In the app, anything a member can tap, they can also simply ask Mayna to do — open the Memory Book, add a friend, adjust the volume or text size.
- Big type, generous targets. The app uses large text and oversized touch targets tuned for older eyes and hands.
- High contrast & calm motion. We aim for WCAG 2.1 AA contrast, and both the app and this website honor your system’s Reduce Motion setting — animations simply settle still.
- Two languages. Mayna speaks English and Spanish, whichever feels like home.
- Patience by design. Mayna never rushes, never times out mid-thought, and happily repeats anything.
This website
mymayna.com is built with semantic HTML, works without JavaScript entirely (there is none), supports keyboard navigation, and keeps text readable at 200% zoom. We target WCAG 2.1 AA and test with screen readers and keyboard-only navigation as the site evolves.
Known limitations
We are a young service and not yet perfect. Some illustration and video placeholders are still being produced with their final alternative text, and our formal accessibility audit is scheduled around our October 2026 launch. This page will be updated as we complete it.
Tell us when we fall short
If anything on this site or in the MyMayna app is hard to see, hear, reach, or understand, please tell us at support@mymayna.com. Accessibility reports go to the top of the pile.