Accessibility
Last updated: this is a pre-launch draft.
A storybook should welcome every reader. These are the commitments built into the product rather than added afterwards.
Reading
- Story text lives in real HTML, never baked into images, so it can be zoomed and read aloud by assistive technology.
- Artwork always uses contain-fit, so no illustration is cropped awkwardly.
- Every page turn is announced to screen readers.
Input
- Swipe on touch devices, arrow keys on desktop, large tap targets everywhere.
- Escape leaves the reader and returns to the family library.
- Visible focus outlines on all interactive elements.
Motion and language
- All forest animation is disabled when your device requests reduced motion.
- Right-to-left layout for Arabic, including reversed page-turn direction.
- Colour contrast is checked against WCAG AA.
Found a barrier? Tell us through the contact page and we will fix it.