How the interface is built
We aim to follow WCAG 2.2 AA practices: semantic controls, clear labels, visible focus, readable contrast and layouts that adapt to small screens. Chart results include text and table alternatives. Tarot reveal controls work with keyboards; meaning is not conveyed by animation alone.
Reduced-motion preferences remove nonessential transitions. The breathing timer can be paused or stopped, has no forced breath holds, and does not autoplay audio.
Useful controls
Use the Skip to content link at the top of each page. Forms provide field labels and readable errors. Browser zoom and text scaling are supported. Personal data tools do not require an account.
Accessibility is an ongoing practice, not a claim that every person’s needs have already been met. Report the page and interaction that caused difficulty, without including private tool inputs.