Accessibility

Accessibility.

What we built for, stated honestly — including the parts we have not independently verified.

What this site does

Every page uses semantic landmarks and one heading structure, opens with a skip link, and can be operated entirely from the keyboard with a visible focus indicator.

Every form control has a permanent visible label. Errors are announced and are described in words, not colour alone.

The selected concept studies and navigation render without JavaScript. No catalogue or filter controls are needed to read them.

Motion is limited to short opacity and transform transitions, and reduces to the final readable state when your system asks for reduced motion. No information exists only in an animation. Nothing plays audio on its own.

What we have not done

This site has not yet been through an independent accessibility audit, so this page describes the intent and the internal checks, not a certified conformance level.

Concept studies are editorial examples, not live client websites. Their imagery has a text alternative, and the design notes are ordinary readable page content.

Tell us about a problem

If something here is difficult or impossible to use, email hello@dreamscape.live and describe what happened. That reaches a person, and a barrier report is treated as a fault to fix rather than feedback to file.

No formal conformance claim is made on this page until an audit has actually taken place.