Approach
Entry I aims to make the public website understandable to people using different devices and ways of navigating. Accessibility is treated as ongoing website work rather than a one-time claim.
Entry I is not currently claiming formal conformance with a particular accessibility standard.
Keyboard and interaction
Navigation, story choices, route choices and forms are built with links, buttons and form controls intended to remain usable from a keyboard. A skip link is provided so keyboard users can move directly to the main content.
Interactive story results are positioned to keep the current action or result visible on smaller screens, reducing unnecessary jumps and manual repositioning.
Motion and animation
The site includes animated conceptual stories. Where the device or browser requests reduced motion, the website is designed to reduce or remove non-essential movement and preserve the meaningful state changes.
The written explanation should remain available even when animation is reduced.
Interactive stories are reader-paced by default: important steps wait for the visitor to choose Next. Automatic play is optional, and visitors can skip directly to the decision.
The single homepage scenario is reader-paced. Each step waits for the visitor, and the result moves focus to one clear next action rather than advancing on a timer.
Visual readability
Entry I uses high-contrast dark and light sections, scalable text and responsive layouts. Important outcomes are intended to be communicated with words as well as colour or motion.
Known limits
The website is changing quickly and some interactions or visual states may still need improvement across browsers, assistive technologies or unusual screen sizes. New interactive work should not be treated as finished merely because it looks correct on one device.
Report a problem
If something on entryi.co is difficult to read, navigate or use, email eric@entryi.co. If possible, include the page, device or browser, what you were trying to do and what made it difficult.