Accessibility.
How we aim to make Little Landing readable and usable for a wide audience.
We want Little Landing to be approachable for people using phones, tablets, desktop computers, keyboards and assistive technology.
What we've built in
The site uses responsive layouts, semantic page headings, visible keyboard focus states, descriptive link text, labelled search and checklist inputs, and a skip-to-content link. Original decorative illustrations are supported by explanatory text rather than being the sole way information is conveyed.
Reading preferences
The pages are designed to resize gracefully, work without special fonts and respect reduced-motion preferences. Most editorial content can be accessed without JavaScript. Search and saved checklist progress rely on JavaScript; the full stories directory and printable checklist content remain available as alternatives.
Known limitations
We have not claimed certification to a particular accessibility standard. Individual assistive technologies and browser combinations can behave differently. If you have difficulty accessing a story or using a control, please tell us.
Feedback
Email hello@littlelanding.com.au with the page URL, the problem and any relevant device or browser details you are comfortable sharing.