Accessibility
Built to be used by everyone.
Hermiz Lc wants every person to be able to read this site, move through it, and buy from it, whatever device or assistive technology they use. We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA, and we test against them before anything ships.
What is in place
- One main landmark on every page, a skip link to it, headings in order, and page titles that say where you are.
- Everything works from the keyboard, with a visible amber focus mark. Nothing opens on hover alone.
- Text and its background meet the AA contrast minimum, on the dark pages and on the parchment of the Pixel Prompt pages.
- Text scales with your browser setting and the pages reflow to a narrow phone without sideways scrolling.
- Every picture carries a description of what it shows. The 3D demonstrations on the home page are extra: the facts they show are in the text beside them, and the concept field can be read by keyboard through the concept chooser under it.
- Motion can be stopped. The footer of every page has a Motion switch that halts the hound, the printing ball, the turning field and the reveals, and your system’s reduce-motion setting is honoured the same way. Nothing flashes.
- No time limits, no sound, no cookies of our own, and no form that asks for personal data. Checkout is Paddle’s, built to the same standard.
What we know is still short
- The two 3D scenes can be turned by dragging. Turning them is optional: both move on their own, and nothing is shown only to a person who drags.
- The small character on the home page is a drawing with no information in it; screen readers skip it, and the Motion switch stops it.
- The game on the 404 page is a game. It plays from the keyboard (space, the arrow keys, Escape) or by tapping; the way home is a plain link beside it.
- The policy pages are drafts under counsel’s review and say so at the top.
Tell us
If any part of this site is hard to use, write to support@hermiz.llc. Say which page and what happened; we answer, and we fix what we can. If you need something from this site in another form, ask and we will send it.
How this was checked
Last reviewed on 6 November 2026: automated checks with axe-core on every page at desktop and phone sizes, then keyboard, zoom, reduced-motion and screen-reader passes by hand. This page is updated whenever the site changes in a way that matters here.