We want SSSTikTok.co.id to be usable by as many people as possible, including users who access the site with a keyboard, screen reader, text enlargement, or different device settings.
Accessibility is not just a policy page. The site implementation must support the statements made here.
Our Goal
We try to apply accessibility practices that help users:
- Read content
- Understand headings
- Use forms
- Navigate menus
- Operate the downloader
- And understand error messages.
Heading Structure
Pages use a consistent heading structure so content is easier to understand for users and assistive technology.
Headings should not be used only for visual size.
Keyboard Navigation
Interactive elements such as:
- Menus
- Buttons
- Forms
- Accordions
- FAQs
- And dialogs
should be usable with a keyboard.
The focus state should also be clearly visible.
Downloader Form
The URL field and download button should have labels that can be understood.
Errors should not be indicated only by color.
Error messages need to explain the problem in text.
A better example:
“Link not recognized. Copy the link again through the Share menu in TikTok.”
rather than:
“Error.”
Contrast and Text
We try to use color combinations that remain readable.
Text size should also be able to increase without breaking the main functionality of the page.
Images and Screenshots
Informative images should have appropriate alt text.
Decorative images do not need long descriptions that are not helpful.
For tutorial screenshots, alt text should explain the action shown.
Example:
“TikTok Share menu with the Copy link option highlighted.”
Video and Media
If the site later uses video tutorials that communicate important information, captions or a text alternative should be provided where possible.
Animation
Animations should not interfere with site functionality.
If large decorative animations are added, consider user preferences such as reduced motion.
Zoom and Mobile
Pages should remain usable on small screens and when users enlarge the display.
Tables, buttons, fields, and media should not force unnecessary horizontal scrolling in the main layout.
FAQ
FAQ accordions should be openable by keyboard and have a state indicator that can be recognized by assistive technology.
Page Language
The document language should be marked as English in the HTML markup so screen readers can use the appropriate pronunciation.
Accessibility Problems
If you find a part of the site that is difficult to use, let us know.
Include:
- Page URL
- The problem you experienced
- Device
- Browser
- Assistive technology if relevant
- And the steps that caused the problem.
Continuous Improvement
Accessibility may require ongoing improvements when new features are added.
We try to avoid claims such as “100% WCAG compliant” unless a formal audit has actually been performed.
Accessibility Contact
Use the Contact page and select the Accessibility category.
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