Accessibility statement

What is in place

• Plain HTML with one top-level heading per page and headings in order; a “Skip to content” link as the first element; the page language declared.
• Every image carries a text alternative; the console screenshots on the home page have descriptive alternatives and captions, and everything they show is also described in words on the Features page.
• No JavaScript, no motion, no animation, no auto-playing media, no time limits. Every link and control is a native element and works with the keyboard alone.
• Text and layout scale with browser zoom and text-size settings; the pages reflow on narrow screens without horizontal scrolling.
• Colour contrast: every text colour on its background in the site palette measures at or above 4.5:1 (the lowest pair, link text on panel backgrounds, was raised above that threshold on 2026-10-01).
• Tables have header rows; code and commands are in text, not images.

Known limitations

• The console screenshots are images of a dense interface; a screen reader gets their alternative text and captions, not the content of every cell.
• The full licence text is presented as a long preformatted block, as the licence requires it to be reproduced verbatim.
• The statement is based on our own review, not on an external audit.

Tell us

If something on this site is hard to use with assistive technology, write to [pending: contact mailbox] and name the page. We answer and fix what we can.