Project note · Accessibility
Wonder should not require one way of moving.
The visual atmosphere is optional. The information and controls are intended to remain understandable by keyboard, touch, screen reader, zoom, and reduced-motion settings.
Interaction
Native links, buttons, radios, fieldsets, and form labels carry the essential interactions. Keyboard focus remains visible. Tarot orientation and personality results are stated in text rather than communicated only by image, position, or color. Touch controls are designed above the minimum target size.
Motion and three dimensions
Reduced-motion preferences remove nonessential transforms and animated reveals. The armillary chapter has a static fallback when WebGL, device capacity, motion preference, or data-saving conditions call for one. Core content never depends on completing a 3D movement.
Reading and zoom
Type uses fluid scales, strong contrast, and layouts that reflow from desktop to narrow phones. The personality assessment uses short leaves, native radio groups, text equivalents for every result scale, and a plain print view. No task has a countdown or time limit.
Honest status
Accessibility is a continuing product requirement, not a one-time badge. Automated checks and keyboard/responsive testing can catch many defects but cannot prove that every assistive-technology combination is effortless. Known barriers should be treated as release defects and corrected in the next verified revision.