This site is built to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AAA, the strictest tier. For a field where confidentiality and access are ethics rather than checkboxes, the studio site should hold itself to the same standard.
What that means here
- Every text color measures at least 7 to 1 contrast against its background.
- Every control works with a keyboard and shows a visible focus ring.
- Click and tap targets are at least 44 pixels on every kind of device, except links inside sentences, which the standard exempts.
- All motion honors your reduced motion setting. The page works fully with animation off.
- Content never hides behind animation. Every word is on the page from the first frame, and scroll motion draws only the decorations.
- The site respects Windows High Contrast and other forced color modes.
- A plain words version of the site is available for easier reading.
- A vocabulary appendix defines the field terms and abbreviations used on the site.
- No cookies, no trackers, no forms. Nothing to consent to, nothing to get stuck in.
One known exception
The artwork behind the hero heading can be painted with a mouse or a finger. It is decoration. It holds no information and does nothing. Keyboard users see the same artwork paint itself when the page loads.
How we check
Contrast is measured computationally against the WCAG formula. Every page is scanned with axe-core, walked end to end with a keyboard, and reviewed through the accessibility tree a screen reader receives, with forced colors and reduced motion emulated in a real browser. This happens whenever the design changes, not once a year. If something here doesn't work for you, that's a bug. Email mike@elliodelics.com and it gets fixed.
last reviewed · july 2026