Accessibility | Singullum

A private house should be enterable by everyone it invites. This page says what has been done, and — more usefully — what has not.

The standard

This site is built to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA.

Every control can be reached and operated from the keyboard alone, with a visible focus ring.
A skip link is the first focusable element on the page, and the navigation and enquiry panels are native dialogs that trap focus and close on Escape.
Text meets or exceeds the contrast the guideline requires, and headings describe structure rather than appearance.
Images that carry meaning have alternative text; decorative images are hidden from assistive technology.
The form labels every field, marks what is optional, and reports errors and success as text.
Honouring “reduce motion” in your operating system removes the pinned opening, replaces the film of the Creation with a single still frame — the film is then never downloaded at all — stops the concierge pulse, and lets the page be read as a plain document.
Nothing is conveyed by colour alone, and no content flashes.

The opening is a short film of the Creation, which loops silently. It is decorative — the text beside it carries the whole meaning — it can be stopped at any time from the control beside it, and it is replaced by a still frame under reduced motion.
Some photography on this site is illustrative rather than a record of a specific Creation. It is captioned, but the caption is editorial rather than a substitute description.
The site is published in English only.

If something here shuts you out, write to legal@singullum.com, describing the page and what happened. We answer within ten working days.

This statement has not yet been verified by an independent accessibility audit. It records the House's own testing.