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ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility statement
Effective 16 September 2026. WCAG, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, is the standard set of rules for making a site usable by people with visual, motor or cognitive disabilities, and AA is its middle, most commonly targeted level. This site aims to meet WCAG 2.1 AA. In the same spirit as how we describe security, we publish the specific measures taken rather than claim a certification we have not had formally audited.
A visible focus state
A 2px outline on whatever is focused, on every interactive element, not just the ones that happened to keep the browser default.
Motion that can be turned off
Every animation and transition respects a request for reduced motion, dropping to near-instant rather than ignoring the setting.
Named controls, not just visible ones
Icon-only buttons, the theme switch, the menu toggle and social links all carry an accessible name a screen reader can announce.
Menus that behave predictably
Dropdowns are closed by default, open on click, and close on Escape or a click outside, with their state announced through aria-expanded.
Icons optically centred
Every icon container is centred deliberately, not left to whatever the source artwork happened to include as padding.
What this does not claim
This site has not undergone a formal third-party WCAG audit, and this statement is not a conformance certificate. It describes the measures actually built into the site, the same way our security position publishes measures rather than a guarantee.
If something does not work for you
If you use assistive technology and something on this site does not work the way it should, tell us specifically what happened and on what page. Write to hello@gigagrams.com and we will look at it directly.