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Accessibility
What we aim at, what is true in the code today, and what has not been measured yet.
Version 2026-09-29. This is the first edition — when a next one arrives, the previous stays available.
The goal
We aim at WCAG 2.1 AA on every public page. In Latvia the requirement comes from the Accessibility of Products and Services Law.
What is true today
Reduced motion is respected: with the system setting on, the decorative animations do not run. That is in the code, not in a promise.
The menus and buttons are reachable from the keyboard, and they close with Esc.
Each document declares the language it is actually written in, so a screen reader reads Latvian text with Latvian sounds.
Wide tables scroll inside their own frame instead of pushing the page sideways.
In the cookie choice, refusing is exactly as easy as accepting — both buttons are the same size.
What has not been measured
The automated pass has not run yet.
We have not yet run the axe check over the public pages at desktop and phone widths. So there is no list of known gaps here — and an empty list does not mean there are none. When the pass has run, the findings will be here with the date.
Contrast on the clay palette has been checked by eye, not with a tool. The same automated pass will cover it.
If something does not work
Write to hello@brainclub.com —
tell us what you read the page with and what failed. We answer within one working day and say when we will fix it.
The authority for accessibility is the
Consumer Rights Protection Centre.
This edition: 2026-09-29.