LLOS · For everyone
Accessibility at LLOS
Working toward WCAG 2.2 AALLOS is built so that every learner — across devices, abilities, languages, and connection speeds — can use what we make. This page documents where we are, what we’ve done, and what we’re still working on.
What we currently support
- Keyboard navigation across all primary interfaces (Tab / Shift+Tab / Enter / Esc).
- Semantic HTML with descriptive landmarks (
<nav>,<main>,<article>) on every shell-wrapped page. - Visible focus rings on interactive elements; never
outline: 0without a replacement. - 44 × 44 minimum tap targets on touch devices (Apple HIG / WCAG 2.5.5 AAA), enforced via a zero-specificity baseline.
- Form inputs floored at 16 px font-size on mobile to prevent iOS zoom-on-focus.
prefers-reduced-motionhonored — large animations collapse to opacity transitions.- Skip-to-content link injected by the shell on hub pages.
- Alt text on functional images; presentational SVGs marked
aria-hidden="true". - Color contrast targets AA throughout core text; AAA on body copy in long-form content.
Known gaps we’re fixing
- A few legacy game canvases (under
/games/fun/) don’t yet have keyboard equivalents — listed in our backlog. - Some chart components in
/words/charts/rely on visual differentiation; we’re adding pattern-fill alternatives. - Hindi screen-reader pronunciation needs more
lang="hi"annotations in mixed Hinglish content.
Found a barrier?
Email marketing@cretorial.com with the page URL, the device / assistive tech you’re using, and what didn’t work. We’ll respond within five working days.