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Accessibility is not a badge we are sticking on the site after the decorating is done. It is part of how Daedrama is being built.

What we have built in

Daedrama uses semantic page structure, keyboard-friendly navigation, visible focus, readable contrast checks, reduced-motion support, language identification for multilingual text, meaningful image alternatives, accessible panels and forms, and canonical full-page fallbacks when a panel or JavaScript is unavailable.

Our Accessibility Auditor checks the live site as it grows. It looks for practical problems such as missing language information, heading-order issues, unnamed controls, missing image alternatives, duplicate IDs, and theme contrast that needs review. Automated checks are only a starting point, so keyboard, zoom/reflow, screen-reader, and real-content review still matter.

Extra reading and visibility controls

Signed-in members can save additional accessibility preferences to their account, including High Visibility Light or Dark displays, larger text, reading-column width, stronger link and keyboard-focus cues, reduced motion, plain typography, and an optional personal page-arrival welcome. Those preferences follow the account rather than a browser cache.

Multilingual Drama-Logue terms store their language with the term itself so the site can reuse the correct language semantics wherever that term appears.

Report a barrier

If something gets in your way, use Contact & Feedback and tell us what page you were on, what you were trying to do, and what happened. A screenshot can help, but technical language is never required.

“It did not work for me” is useful accessibility feedback.