Policy

Accessibility

The globe is a view, not the only way in. Everything it shows is available as text, tables and lists, and the product is built to WCAG 2.2 AA.

What is in place

A list view of every Scout result and trail replay, reachable from the explorer toolbar or automatically when WebGL is unavailable.
Keyboard operation of all controls, including the replay scrubber, panels and the Tamara dock; a skip link to main content on every page.
Evidence categories distinguished by shape as well as colour, with text labels in the legend.
Colour contrast of at least 4.5:1 for text and 3:1 for interface components, verified in automated tests against the design tokens.
Respect for prefers-reduced-motion: camera flights, replay easing and ambient animation are disabled.
Touch targets of at least 44 × 44 pixels and a bottom-sheet layout on small screens.
Live regions announce Scout results, replay position and Tamara's progress; Tamara's answers can be read aloud where the device supports speech.
Observation times rendered at their real precision (date-only records say so).

The three-dimensional globe itself is not screen-reader navigable; use the list view, which carries the same data.
Very long trails are simplified at wide zooms; the full record is available in the list view and exports.

If something is hard to use, tell the operator identified on the About page. Accessibility reports are treated as defects.