Accessibility

The core website uses semantic HTML, readable text and ordinary links. Written product explanations remain available without WebGL. The geometry also has vector projections when interactive rendering is unavailable.

The site uses one dark appearance, with contrast checked for every text role. It follows your system’s reduced-motion preference: models stop moving, state changes become immediate, and written explanations and vector geometry remain available.

The website uses a dark appearance regardless of operating-system or stored theme preferences. The homepage starts directly with its first content section, with the animated identity already visible in the header. Desktop breadcrumbs remain beside the brand. On phones, upward scroll reveals bottom navigation; keyboard focus also reveals its links, and Escape returns from them to the brand/home link. Real section deep links and horizontal pagination remain available. On sufficiently tall desktop viewports the complete homepage exhibition pins below the header while ordinary page scrolling moves its cards; at the last card the page continues. Subpage rails and shorter windows keep native scrolling. Swipe, arrow controls, keyboard navigation, zoom and reduced-motion alternatives remain available.

Controls have accessible labels and visible keyboard focus. The site index remains readable when scripting is unavailable. If something prevents access, email hello@naevumlabs.com with the page, browser and problem. This is not a formal conformance certification.