Accessibility

Every page can be used with a keyboard, with a visible focus ring. Text meets AA contrast against its background, including the text on glass. Every image of my work has a description, and the art behind the pages is marked as decoration so screen readers skip it.

The site follows your device settings. With reduce motion on, nothing slides or blinks. With reduce transparency or increase contrast on, the glass turns solid. Copying my email address is announced to screen readers.

Automated tests can't measure the contrast of text laid over the art and the glass, so I measured it pixel by pixel from screenshots instead. Body text is at least 4.5:1 and large headings at least 3:1. The menu text dips below that for a moment, about a third of a second, while it changes colour between light and dark sections.

The four social media videos have sound but no captions yet.

On 8 November 2026 every page was checked against WCAG 2.2 AA with axe at desktop and phone sizes, and it found no issues. I also tabbed through every page with a keyboard, and loaded them with reduce motion, reduce transparency and increase contrast switched on. Everything found has been fixed apart from the issues above. The site hasn't yet been tested by disabled people or with a range of screen readers.