Works with a keyboard alone
Every link and button can be reached with the Tab key, the focus is always clearly marked, and a link at the top skips straight to the content.
Accessibility
Made for everyone.
Whatever your sight, hearing, movement or device, this site should work for you. If it doesn't, Maria wants to know.
Updated 13 October 2026
Easy to read
Light text on near-black, at a contrast of at least 7 to 1, and text you can enlarge without anything breaking.
Every photo described
Each photo has a written description, so a screen reader can tell you what it shows.
Calm by design
Nothing moves on its own, and the small animations stop when your device asks for less motion.
The fine print
Every detail, for anyone who wants it. Open a section to read it.
The standard
This site is made to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA.
What was done
- Light text on a near-black background, with a contrast of at least 7 to 1 for all text.
- Every page works with a keyboard alone: a link at the top skips straight to the content, and the focus is always visible.
- Every photo has a written description for screen readers.
- Text can be enlarged without anything being cut off or scrolling sideways.
- Nothing moves on its own, and the small animations stop if your device asks for less motion.
- The large view of the photos moves with the arrow keys and closes with Esc.
Where it may fall short
The YouTube player, once you press play, is made by Google and may not meet every guideline. Some posters and logos contain words that are part of the picture; their descriptions say what they show.
How it was checked
On 13 October 2026, by the people who built it: with automated tests on every page, and by hand at every width from a small phone to a wide screen.
Tell us
If something does not work for you, write to Maria, say which page and what happened, and it will be fixed.
