# Accessibility

These pages are made to be read by anyone, including at three in the morning on a small phone with tired eyes. They aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA throughout.

## What that means on the page

The text is set large, with generous spacing, and the main text has far more contrast than the guidelines ask for, in both the day and the night palettes. The night palette turns on by itself late at night, and you can switch between the two at any time.

Every page is checked at 320 pixels wide before it goes out, so it can be read on a narrow screen, or zoomed right in, without scrolling sideways. A link at the very top skips straight to the content, and every part of the page can be reached with a keyboard.

The drawings beside each piece are there for atmosphere and are hidden from screen readers. A figure that carries information also has its figures in a table you can read instead. If your device asks for less motion, the pages keep still, and they follow your system's high-contrast colours if you use them.

The pages work without scripts. Searching needs them, and without them the search page lists every page instead.

## If something gets in your way

If any part of these pages is hard for you to read or use, we'd like to know, so it can be fixed. You can write to [privacy@nitez.com](mailto:privacy@nitez.com), and it helps to say which page it was and what you were using to read it.

https://nitez.com/accessibility