Interactions

This site should work for everyone who visits it, however they get around the web: mouse, keyboard, touch, voice or screen reader, with motion or without. It aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA.

Permanent One arm, always.
Temporary One arm, for six weeks.
Situational One arm, until the baby sleeps.

Permanent, temporary, or just for today: each of them has one hand free. Build for that once and all three are served, along with anyone carrying groceries, a phone or a coffee. Interactions aren’t a feature for some people. They’re how a product behaves for whoever shows up, however they arrive. After the persona spectrum in Microsoft’s Inclusive Design toolkit.

What’s built in

Everything works with a keyboard, with a visible focus outline and a “Skip to content” link at the top of each page.
The moving background and the changing line in the header can be stopped with the pause button in the corner, and they pause on their own when you scroll away or switch tabs. The same button stops the campfire further down the page.
If your device is set to reduce motion, nothing animates: the page appears settled, and cards and panels switch without effects.
Nothing flashes.
Body text has a contrast ratio of at least 11:1 against the background, and button text at least 4.5:1.
Screen readers hear the full headline as one sentence, and the project cards and “Where we start” work as buttons and tabs.
Forms have visible labels, say what went wrong in words, and move you to the first field that needs fixing.

Known gaps

Some case study pages are still being written. If you find anything else that gets in your way, it’s a bug, and I’d like to know.

Tell me what isn’t working

I’ll reply within two business days and fix what I can. Nothing you send is kept on this site; it goes straight to my inbox.

Last reviewed October 2026