Accessibility statement

OSAnimator's player adds the accessibility to every movie itself, so authors don't have to.

What the player does

What the player does when an author adds each thing
When the author…The player…
Adds a buttonA real HTML button: in the tab order, works with Enter, Space, click or tap (on release, so a press can be cancelled by sliding off), with a visible focus ring and a target of at least 24 by 24 pixels. Tab order follows the stage.
Makes motionPause and Restart controls, always there.
(The viewer prefers reduced motion)The movie starts paused on its poster frame and plays only when asked.
Places textReal text, available to screen readers.
Adds a shape with a descriptionThe description is available to screen readers.
Labels a sceneThe scene's heading is announced when the scene changes. If the focused button disappears, focus moves to the heading, which becomes visible.
Writes an announcementSpoken through a polite live region.
Embeds the playerA figure named by the movie's title, with its description; nothing traps the keyboard.

The format refuses movies that can't be made accessible: a button with no name doesn't play. The full list, with WCAG 2.2 success criteria, is in the format specification.

How it is checked

Known limits

Tell us about a problem

Write to accessibility@osanimator.com. Say which page or movie, which browser, and which assistive technology, if any.