Accessibility
Accessibility
K-WORLD is built to be readable, navigable, and usable by as many people as possible, including people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, browser zoom, high-contrast settings, and refreshable Braille displays.
K-WORLD is built to be readable, navigable, and usable by as many people as possible, including people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, browser zoom, high-contrast settings, and refreshable Braille displays.
• Clear landmarks and skip navigation help keyboard and screen reader users jump directly to main content.
• Clear landmarks and skip navigation help keyboard and screen reader users jump directly to main content.
• Article pages include a text size control so readers can choose larger body copy without changing the rest of the site.
• Article pages include a text size control so readers can choose larger body copy without changing the rest of the site.
• Images should include meaningful alt text, especially article artwork, diagrams, screenshots, and editorial visuals.
• Images should include meaningful alt text, especially article artwork, diagrams, screenshots, and editorial visuals.
• The site uses semantic headings, readable contrast, and reduced-motion support where possible.
• The site uses semantic headings, readable contrast, and reduced-motion support where possible.
• If a video or audio feature is added, captions, transcripts, or text alternatives should be provided wherever possible.
• If a video or audio feature is added, captions, transcripts, or text alternatives should be provided wherever possible.
Need help accessing something?
If any page, article, image, form, or feature is hard to use with assistive technology, please reach out through the About/Contact page and describe the issue. I’ll treat accessibility problems as site bugs.
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