Accessibility

What we have measured

Accessibility here is checked with instruments against real pages, not asserted. The most recent passes:

• Contrast and landmarks — every public page in both light and dark themes; the defects that pass found were fixed and the re-run came back clean.
• Keyboard — the interface is operable without a pointer, focus is visible (we do not remove the browser outline), and a skip link jumps past the navigation.
• Target size, focus visibility, help placement, sign-in — measured against the criteria WCAG 2.2 adds to 2.1, on both the desktop pages and the mobile feed. No failures found.

Signing in without a password

You can sign in with a link sent to your email — no password to remember, no puzzle to solve. There is no CAPTCHA anywhere on splento.ai, and no field blocks paste or your password manager. If you prefer a password, that option stays available.

Known limits

The video feed scrolls: on a phone you swipe, on a desktop you use the wheel, the arrow keys or Page Up/Page Down. That scrolling is the browser's own, so it works with the assistive technology your browser supports — but the feed is a visual medium, and the clips carry no speech. Where a clip has a description we publish it as text on the video page; the library itself cannot be experienced without sight.

Videos have no captions because they contain no speech — the audio is ambient. A caption file would be empty by construction, and shipping an empty one would be worse than none.

Tell us what does not work

If something on splento.ai is hard or impossible to use, write to [email protected] — the page, what you were trying to do, and the assistive technology you use, if any. We answer within five working days and will tell you either when it is fixed or why we are not fixing it.