Accessibility Statement

Effective 16 July 2026

The short version: every page works with a keyboard, both themes hold their contrast, and nothing here depends on motion or a mouse.

4444.com and the framework sites are built to these commitments:

Semantic landmarks — header, navigation, main content, and footer are marked up as themselves, so assistive technology can jump straight to any of them.

Full keyboard operability — every link, button, and toggle reaches and works from a keyboard alone, with a visible focus outline at each stop.

AA contrast in both themes — text against its background clears the AA threshold in light mode and in dark.

Reduced motion honored site-wide — a system set to reduce motion gets a still page; nothing here keeps moving underneath the reading.

Readable with JavaScript off — the content, structure, and both themes are all present without it; JavaScript only adds small conveniences on top.

Alt text on meaningful figures — any figure that carries information carries a description of what it shows.

One part of the site is a known exception: the interactive field map that shows the frameworks as a living constellation is drawn on a canvas, which a screen reader cannot read directly. Every framework it displays is also listed in plain text on frameworks.html — the same entries, as ordinary links, reachable and readable without the canvas. That plain list is the accessibility strategy for the map, not an apology for it.

Anyone who hits a barrier we haven’t caught is invited to write to email — accessibility feedback goes to the same address as everything else, and it gets read.