Accessibility.

WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That is the target for this build and the level any real version would be audited against before launch rather than after complaints.

Body text is warm near-black on warm cream at roughly 13.2:1, which is AAA. Reversed text on the deep teal is about 6.8:1. Two combinations fail — orange on cream at about 2.1:1 and corn yellow on cream at about 1.9:1 — and both are restricted to decoration and guarded in the stylesheet so nobody reaches for them by instinct.

Everything animated respects prefers-reduced-motion. Under it there is no parallax, no pinning, no letter-by-letter typography and no scroll-scrubbing. The chapter cards still appear — they simply cross-fade in 120 milliseconds instead of performing. The identity survives; the motion does not.

Every interactive element is reachable and operable by keyboard, including the mega menu, which traps focus while open and returns it correctly on close. Focus indicators are three pixels and high-contrast rather than the browser default.

One h1 per page, headings in order, landmarks throughout, a skip link, and a breadcrumb trail on every page below the top level.

Alternative text on everything meaningful and empty alt attributes on everything decorative, which is the part most sites get wrong in the other direction.

This is a static demonstration build. No video has captions or audio description because there is no video. No formal audit with assistive technology has been run. Both of those would gate a real launch rather than follow it.

If something here does not work for you, say so and it gets fixed. That is a better mechanism than any statement on this page.

In this build, none that leaves your browser. The basket is held in memory and forgotten when the tab closes.

Bothering Us, and we would rather hear it than not.