Accessibility Statement

One of the reasons I blog is because I love to share weird niche things I learned, and to hopefully find other people with similar interests. It would be dissapointing if accessibility issues got in the way of that.

This site is committed to providing an experience that functions for the widest possible audience, regardless of technology or ability. I strive to meet the WCAG 2.2 level AA guidelines by default. If, for some reason, you actually care about my content (thank you!) and need certain level AAA accommodations, please email me and we can figure something out.

Of course, I'm human and I make mistakes. I use pa11y-ci and aXe scans to help add some level of automation, and I try to test this website on Chromium, Firefox, and Safari. If you find any issues I missed, please email me or write a Github issue so we can get it resolved.

Math Accessibility

I use MathJax to render math, in the hopes that its accessibility features will make it easier to understand long and complicated math expressions. By default, accessibility features are turned off, as it makes load times somewhat long (order of a few seconds) on long math posts. You can turn accessibility features on by navigating to any math element, opening the context menu, and then activating "Accessibility".

Known Issues

The MathJax context menu does not show up while using the "Comment Preview" functionality in the comment form. This is because the context menu implementation does not seem to account for HTML dialog elements. As a workaround, you can still access the context menu on math present in the blog post itself, or on other users' comments.
Long MathJax equations do not break onto multiple lines. This is not yet supported in MathJax version 3.