Accessibility statement
Last updated: September 2026
The interface is designed toward WCAG 2.2 AA. This is a design and testing target, not independent certification.
Navigation
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move, Enter or Space to activate, and Escape to leave fullscreen. Visible focus, a skip link and textual result states help navigation. Status does not rely on color alone.
Nonvisual results
Microphone status includes text announcements and numeric levels. Key counts, touch coverage and controller values accompany graphics. Display and audio quality still require sight or hearing, respectively; assistance may be needed for those physical inspections.
Accessibility Settings
Use the blue button at the bottom-left or the Accessibility Settings link in the footer. Twelve controls support text size up to 200%, high contrast, color filters, saturation, alignment, spacing, line height, font selection, a dyslexia-friendly presentation, a bigger mouse cursor, paused decorative animations and hidden decorative images. Reading preferences differ between people. The modal supports Escape, keyboard navigation and focus restoration. Reset All restores defaults.
Preferences are saved only in this browser when storage is available. Essential diagnostic visuals remain visible and unfiltered, with notices beside the workspace. No accessibility preferences are sent to analytics. Device-level filters can still affect screen inspections.
Motion and zoom
Reduced-motion preferences remove decorative transitions. Ghosting motion starts only on request and has a pause control. The layout adapts to narrow screens; the keyboard scrolls within its own area.
Known limits
Reserved shortcuts do not always reach a key test. Full-window fallback cannot hide operating-system controls. A comprehensive screen-reader and real-device audit remains on the publisher’s release checklist. Report accessibility issues to Meroemag@gmail.com, including the affected page and assistive technology if you choose.