Accessibility Statement

We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA across World Still Here? and WSH-30. We test with a keyboard, with a screen reader, and with reduced-motion and zoom settings enabled. We have not commissioned a formal third-party audit, so this is a statement of effort and intent, not a certification.

• Semantic headings, landmarks, and one H1 per page.
• Full keyboard operation with visible focus indicators.
• The daily check-in button is a real button with an accessible name and a text confirmation, not a mouse-only graphic.
• Live clocks, countdowns, and check-in counters are hidden from screen readers and replaced with a static summary, so assistive technology is not interrupted every second.
• Ambient motion, flicker, and scan-line effects respect prefers-reduced-motion.
• Text remains readable at 200% zoom and reflows on narrow screens.
• Form fields have labels; errors are described in text, not colour alone.
• WSH-30 worksheets have a high-contrast print stylesheet.

• The terminal aesthetic uses amber and green on near-black. Most text meets AA contrast, but some small decorative labels (equipment codes, station metadata) are lower contrast by design. No essential information is conveyed by those labels alone.
• Stripe's embedded checkout is a third-party component; its accessibility is Stripe's to maintain.
• The generated share image is decorative and has no text alternative for its internal layout.
• Monospaced type throughout may be harder going for some readers.

If something here blocks you, email hello@worldstillhere.com with the page and what happened. We aim to reply within 5 business days and to fix genuine blockers before cosmetic work. If you need WSH-30 content in another format, ask and we will send it.