Accessibility
What we measured, and what we have not.
Most pages like this one are a promise. This one is a ledger. Everything on the left is measured and repeatable; everything on the right is a real gap we know about and have not closed.
What holds today
- Every colour pair is measured, not estimated. The tokens file carries the numbers.
- Colour is never the only signal. State is carried by shape and by words as well.
- Targets: 24 px minimum in the workbench, 44 px in the embed and on touch.
- Every animation, including the loader, obeys prefers-reduced-motion.
- Every page carries its content in the HTML. WebGL off, the page still says what it says.
- The embed lives in its own shadow root, so it cannot break your page's own accessibility.
What does not, yet
- The workbench has measured contrast failures we are in the middle of fixing. Eight of them, on secondary prose and disabled controls.
- The keyboard map for the workbench is not finished, so some panels are mouse-first today.
- Screen-reader labelling inside the embed is incomplete. The controls are reachable; not all of them are well named.
- No third party has audited us. Everything above is our own measurement, and you should read it as such.
- The workbench interface is English only.
If something here shuts you out, tell us.
Write toaccessibility@rtshow.com and describe what happened and what you were using. We answer, and we say when it will be fixed or that it will not be.