ACCESSIBILITY

Every page has a "Skip to main content" link as the very first focusable element. Pressing Tab reaches it first, letting you jump past navigation straight into the page content.

Elements focused via keyboard show a consistent focus ring in the accent color. It appears only on keyboard focus, not on mouse clicks.

Two themes are available — light (warm paper) and dark (deep ink). Body-size text is tuned to target WCAG AA contrast against its background in both themes.

Color is managed through a small set of semantic tokens (background, foreground, accent, and so on), so both themes draw from the same system rather than being hand-tuned separately.

When your OS has a reduced-motion preference enabled, the entrance fade-in effects on page load and the animated theme-switch transition are both turned off.

Headings follow a meaningful hierarchy. Navigation regions and link groups carry labels (aria-label) describing their role.

Decorative background numerals and marks — loading-state flourishes, or oversized numbers rendered at extremely low opacity as ornament — never carry information on their own. They are visual decoration; nothing on the site depends on them for meaning.

Some pages use giant, low-opacity 'ghost' numerals as a background flourish. These are intentionally low-contrast — they are decorative, and the same information always exists in the body text at normal contrast.

This is an ongoing effort, not a claim of full, permanent compliance.