Accessibility
The experience should remain usable beyond its animation.
Keyway aims to make its public website usable across different devices, input methods, and motion preferences. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing product-quality responsibility.
Last updated: 26 August 2026
Current approach
The site uses semantic headings and landmarks, keyboard-operable controls, visible focus states, labelled form fields, status announcements, reduced-motion support, and readable content when JavaScript or animation is unavailable.
Motion and interaction
The main story uses scroll-linked motion. Visitors who request reduced motion should receive a calmer presentation without losing the narrative, selected work, navigation, or inquiry path.
Known review work
Formal cross-browser, screen-reader, zoom, contrast, touch-target, and WCAG 2.2 AA review remains part of production launch validation. Any confirmed limitation will be documented and prioritized rather than concealed.
Tell us about a barrier
If something prevents you from accessing information or submitting an inquiry, contact Keyway with the page, device, browser, and problem encountered. An alternative way to access the information will be provided where reasonably possible.
- Accessibility contact: fabien@keyway-studio.com