Accessibility

What is done

Every page here is ordinary HTML that works with the stylesheet missing and, on the pages everybody reads, with no script at all. Forms are real forms with real labels, so a screen reader and a keyboard both find them. Nothing depends on hovering, dragging or a gesture. Colour is never the only thing that says something. Animation is off unless the device says it is wanted.

The app is built for a phone held one-handed in a dark room: large tap targets, a light and a dark palette with the contrast checked, and text that follows the size the phone is set to.

What is not done

None of it has been tested by somebody who uses a screen reader daily, which is the only test that really counts. There is no formal audit and no conformance claim, because claiming one without having done it is worse than saying this.

Telling us

hello@fayla.party, with what you were trying to do and what got in the way. A reply comes from a person.