Accessibility
Statement
ENODIOS is committed to making this archive available to as many people as possible. The work may travel through shadow, texture, and motion, but no visitor should be asked to find their way through unnecessary barriers.
Current commitment
The site is designed with semantic landmarks, descriptive headings, keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus treatment, skip links, responsive layouts, alt text for meaningful images, and motion-reduction support. The design is regularly considered across desktop, tablet, and mobile contexts.
Ongoing evaluation
Accessibility is not treated as a single checkpoint. ENODIOS continues to evaluate pages, new journal entries, streaming links, contact features, and future media as the archive grows. Improvements may include clearer labeling, better contrast, captioning or transcripts where media is added, and refinements prompted by visitor feedback.
Known limits and third-party content
Linked streaming services and future embedded media are controlled by their respective providers. Although ENODIOS aims to choose services thoughtfully, it cannot guarantee the accessibility of third-party interfaces or content after a visitor leaves this site.
Report an issue
If you encounter a barrier, need content in another format, or have a suggestion for improving access, please use the ENODIOS contact page. Include the page you were using, the issue you experienced, and the assistive technology or browser involved if you are comfortable sharing it. Each report is valued and will be reviewed as part of the site's continuing work.