Accessibility statement

What is in place

• Every page and every door in the level is also a plain link, so nothing depends on playing the game.
• The whole site works with a keyboard: a skip link to the content, visible focus, arrow keys on the service and lab rosters, and Escape to close every menu.
• Text sizes use relative units and the layout reflows down to phone width with no horizontal scrolling.
• Color is never the only signal; every world's palette keeps body text above the AA contrast ratio.
• Animation, cutscenes and the walking character all switch off under the operating system's reduce-motion setting, and can be turned off in Settings too. Nothing flashes faster than three times a second.
• Images carry text descriptions, form fields have visible labels, and errors are announced next to the field.
• No content is locked behind sound; sound is off until you turn it on.
• The Davi chat bubble is a labelled button, the chat is a dialog that Escape closes, replies are announced to screen readers as they arrive, and everything it offers is also available on the contact page.

Known limitations

• The level itself is a canvas game and is not readable by a screen reader. Every destination is available as a link on the same page and in the menu, and the game can be skipped with one button.
• The pixel font used for small labels is stylised. Body text and anything longer than a few words use a standard typeface.
• The accounts feature depends on Google's sign-in pages, whose accessibility I do not control.

Tell me what is in your way

If any part of this site is hard to use, email me and say which page and what happened. I read every message and aim to fix accessibility problems within ten working days, usually sooner. Requests for content in another format are welcome too.

Email [email protected], or use the contact page.