The work should be open to as many people as possible.
The aim
Obliteratia is working toward a clear, robust, and usable experience across devices, input methods, and assistive technologies. Accessibility is treated as part of the design rather than a final add-on.
Current provisions
The site uses semantic landmarks and headings, visible keyboard focus, labeled form controls, high-contrast text, responsive layouts, and a keyboard shortcut past large display headers.
Motion
The animated studio mark and audience ticker respect your device’s reduced-motion preference. Essential information does not depend on animation.
Known reality
Websites are living things, and barriers can appear despite careful testing. Third-party services and linked websites are outside Obliteratia’s direct control.
Tell me what is wrong
If something is difficult to perceive, navigate, understand, or operate, please email will@obliteratia.com. Include the page, device, browser, and assistive technology if you can; a plain description is also welcome.
Response
I will acknowledge accessibility reports and make a good-faith effort to provide the information or service another way while the underlying problem is addressed.