Accessibility

A voice-first app is, for some people, the most accessible interface there is — and for others it isn’t usable at all without care. Here’s where things honestly stand.

What’s in place

Keyboard navigation with visible focus throughout the site; text contrast tuned against both light and dark grounds; every decorative canvas and video marked as such for screen readers, with the meaning carried in text; and reduced-motion preferences honored everywhere — the water, the orb and the entrances all settle to still frames.

Known gaps

The hero footage has no captions because it has no speech. In the app, transcripts accompany every spoken exchange, so conversations are fully readable — but we haven’t yet done a full VoiceOver audit of every screen, and we won’t claim a WCAG level until an audit earns it.

Tell us what’s broken

If anything gets between you and using Northwind, hello@meetnorthwind.com goes to a human and accessibility reports jump the queue.