Accessibility
Readable from the back row, operable without a mouse.
The Stage is a public screen in a real room; the app is a working tool; this site is a document. All three target WCAG 2.1 AA, and this page says what that means in practice and where to report what we missed.
The classroom screen
Type is sized to the viewing distance rather than the device: at a normal projector size the question is readable from eight metres. Every ritual colour is written as a word inside its circle, so nothing depends on seeing colour. Contrast on the dark Stage exceeds 7:1. The whole round advances by tapping anywhere except where a choice is made, or with the keyboard, and the teacher can run it from a phone companion instead of the board. Motion is limited to fades, and the system respects a reduced-motion preference.
The teacher’s app
Every control is keyboard operable with a visible focus ring; forms have labels and errors say what to fix; the interface has a dark mode and scales with browser text size. Questions can be read aloud on the Stage where a school enables voice.
This site
Semantic headings, skip link, visible focus, relative type sizes, no text in images, reduced-motion respected, and the animated classroom on the home page can be stepped through with buttons or the keyboard. The two long documents are available as plain Markdown.
Tell us where it isn’t
If something on the screen, in the app or on this site is hard for you or a student to use, write to jesper@deepconexion.com with the page and what happened. Reports get fixed, not filed.