§ Accessibility

A website you can use your way.

What we build for, how to change it, and what to do when something gets in the way.

HisJourney is read on phones in hard weeks, often one-handed, sometimes through a screen reader. This page records what we build for and how to bend the site to fit you. If something here does not match what you find, that is a defect — tell us and we will treat it as one.

§ 01Navigation

A skip link on every page. The whole site from the keyboard.

Press Tab once from the top of any page and a skip link appears — activate it and you land past the header, straight into the main content.

Menus, forms and disclosures are built to be operated with a keyboard: Tab to reach them, Enter to open, Escape to close. Nothing important hides behind a hover or a gesture alone.

§ 02Visual preferences

Change how it looks in your profile.

Appearance lives in your profile: light, dark, or follow your device. Your choice is remembered across visits.

Charts carry their dates and labels in text, and evidence states use words and symbols as well as colour — nothing on this site relies on colour alone to carry meaning.

§ 03Tell us what gets in the way

A barrier is a bug. Report it like one.

If anything on this site blocks you — a control you cannot reach, text you cannot read, a flow that fights your screen reader — the contact form is the fastest way to reach a person. Tell us the page, the device and what happened.

The reporting path is part of the accessibility work, not an afterthought: the form works from the keyboard, and every message reaches the team.