Readable structure
Pages use headings, labels, descriptive links, form labels and responsive layouts to help people understand and navigate content.
Accessibility
A clearer experience for more people.
LostLink aims to be usable with different input methods, screen sizes and motion preferences. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and not every page or workflow has been independently audited.
Current design commitments
Keyboard and focus
Interactive controls have visible focus styles, and the navigation menu can be opened and closed using its control or the Escape key.
Motion preferences
Decorative animation and scroll effects are reduced or disabled when the device requests reduced motion.
Theme and contrast
The theme button switches between a dark graphite theme and a light theme and remembers the choice in the browser. Some browser extensions, operating-system settings, screen readers and third-party authentication interfaces may render differently. The logo and core navigation retain consistent branding across themes.
Need an accommodation or found an issue?
Tell us which page or task caused difficulty, the device/browser used, and what you expected to happen. Avoid sending passwords, private reports or sensitive personal data. Use the Contact page to send feedback.
Accessibility status: This page describes design intentions, not a certification of WCAG conformance. A full audit with assistive technologies and real users is still recommended before institutional adoption.