Making Curious Rini easier to use.
We want the website to be readable, navigable and usable in different ways. Launch testing included keyboard and focus checks, real-phone use, desktop use at 200% zoom and a second-browser check. We report that testing without claiming a certification we do not have.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Clear reading and usable controls.
The site uses semantic headings, labelled form controls, a skip link, visible keyboard focus styles and responsive layouts. Navigation and interactive controls are designed to remain usable on smaller screens and without relying only on colour.
These are implementation features, not a claim that every page, browser or assistive-technology combination is free of barriers.
Launch checks completed; feedback stays open.
Launch testing covered keyboard and focus navigation, phone layout, desktop layout at 200% zoom, accessibility-feedback routing, legal and support readability and a second-browser check. No material launch-blocking accessibility defect was reported in that tested scope.
This is not formal WCAG conformance testing or third-party accessibility certification, and it does not establish that every assistive-technology combination is barrier-free. If a material accessibility problem is reported, we will review the affected route and correct it where practicable.
Tell us about an accessibility barrier.
The Contact form includes an Accessibility Feedback option. If possible, tell us which page you were using and the browser, device or assistive technology involved. Please do not include sensitive personal information.