Accessibility statement

Accessibility was part of the design, not a pass at the end of it.

• Every interactive element can be reached and used with a keyboard alone, in the order it appears on screen, with a focus state you can see.
• Colour contrast is chosen to meet WCAG AA guidance for text and interface elements.
• If your system asks for reduced motion, animation is switched off rather than merely shortened.
• The markup is semantic — real headings in a sensible outline, real landmarks, real lists — so screen readers and other assistive technology have something to work with.
• Forms use proper labels, and errors are described in words rather than signalled by colour alone.
• Images carry alt text, and pages still read correctly if JavaScript doesn't run.

This site has not had a formal independent accessibility audit. What you've read above is what we built and tested ourselves, so treat it as our standard and our practice rather than as a certified result. If that changes, this page will say so.

Accessibility isn't a state you reach and then stop. Browsers change, assistive technology changes, content changes, and things that worked can quietly stop working. We'd rather hear about it than assume.

If any part of this site is hard to use with your setup, please tell us: hello@solsticexstudio.com. What you were trying to do and what got in the way is enough — you don't need to work out the technical cause. We treat these as faults, because that is what they are, and we'll come back to you.