ACCESSIBILITY

Technology should be usable by more people.

Our accessibility approach focuses on practical usability and continuous improvement rather than a decorative compliance badge.

Accessibility is part of usable engineering.

Logic Bits aims for practical accessibility across keyboard use, focus visibility, semantic structure, readable contrast, reduced-motion preferences and assistive-technology-friendly labeling.

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Keyboard & focus

Interactive controls should be reachable without a mouse and expose a visible focus indicator.

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Motion preferences

The existing binary animation respects the browser's reduced-motion preference rather than forcing continuous motion.

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Clear structure

Pages use language metadata, headings, landmarks and labeled form controls to improve navigation and interpretation.

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Please tell us what page or interaction caused the problem and what assistive technology or device you were using, if you are comfortable sharing that context.

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If any part of the site creates an accessibility barrier, tell us what page, device and assistive technology you were using so we can investigate and improve it.

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