Accessibility

ACCESSIBILITY

Accessibility belongs in the publishing process.

We aim to make The Chronicles usable across devices, input methods, and ways of perceiving and reading content. Accessibility is part of production, not an afterthought added after publication.

HTML-first readingReader-facing stories are prepared as structured web content rather than relying on inaccessible source PDFs.
Alternative textStory images, standalone artwork, and illustration workflows include accessibility descriptions or alternative text.
Keyboard and focusInteractive elements are designed for keyboard use with visible focus states and meaningful link text.
Responsive readingLayouts, story typography, and controls are tested across desktop, tablet, and mobile widths.

OUR TARGET

We are working toward WCAG 2.2 AA across the public experience.

That includes semantic heading structure, sufficient contrast, accessible forms, descriptive labels, reduced-motion support, touch-friendly controls, and readable long-form typography. We will keep testing as the site and community grow.

FOUND A BARRIER?

Please tell us.

Accessibility work improves through real use. If something prevents you from reading, submitting, reviewing, creating, or participating, we want to know.

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