Accessibility statement

Commitment

This site is built to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. Accessibility was part of the design system from the first day of the build, not a check at the end.

What has been done

• Structure. Every page is plain HTML with a single main heading, proper heading order, landmarks and labelled forms. Screen readers can navigate by heading and by landmark.
• Keyboard. Everything works with a keyboard. The first Tab stop on every page is a “Skip to content” link. Every focused element shows a visible outline.
• Contrast. Every text colour on the site was measured against the dark background. Body text and labels meet or exceed the AA ratio of 4.5:1. Colours that fall short are used only for decoration, never for text.
• Text is text. Headlines and copy are real text in the page, never inside an image or drawn in the animated scene, so they can be read aloud, selected, translated and resized. Fonts are served from this site, not from a third party.
• Motion. If your system asks for reduced motion, animations are switched off and the animated hero scene is replaced by a still image with all text visible.
• Sound. The site plays no sound. If sound is added, it will be off by default with a visible control to turn it on.
• Forms. Every field has a label. Consent is a separate, unticked checkbox with the privacy policy linked in the sentence itself.
• Language and direction. Each page declares its language, and the layout is built so that a right-to-left language can be served without redesign.

Known limitations

• The animated hero scene, when it ships, is decorative. It is hidden from assistive technology and carries no information that is not also in the text.
• Automated checks catch only part of accessibility. The site is tested by hand with a keyboard and a screen reader in Chrome, and audited with Lighthouse before each release. Some issues may still be missed.

Report a problem

If something on this site does not work for you, write to ittai@dynamic-reactions.com. Say which page and what did not work, and which browser or assistive technology you use. Accessibility reports are answered first, and fixes are published as soon as they are ready.

Review

This statement is reviewed whenever the site changes in a way that affects how it is used, and at least once a year. The date at the top shows the current version.