This site is built so that everyone can use it.
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 at level AA. This page says what we built in, what we tested, and what we know falls short.
What is built in
- Every page works with a keyboard alone. A visible outline shows where you are, and a link at the top of each page skips to the content.
- Text meets the contrast that the guidelines ask for, in the light theme and in the dark theme.
- The pages follow your device's light or dark setting, and its setting for reduced motion.
- Text can be enlarged to 200 percent. The page reflows down to a width of 320 pixels, and a wide table scrolls inside its own frame.
- Every picture has a text description.
- The pages run no scripts, so nothing on them moves or changes unless you scroll or tap.
What we tested
- On November 12, 2026 we ran the axe accessibility checker on every page of kepvela.com and pennylamp.com, in the light theme and the dark theme, at a phone width and a desktop width. It reported one problem across both sites, a table region that shared its name with another, and that is fixed.
- We loaded every page in Chromium at 390, 768 and 1440 pixels wide, in both themes. No page scrolled sideways.
- We loaded every page with the text size doubled. No text was cut off, and no page scrolled sideways.
- Tests in Firefox and Safari's engine, and a full keyboard pass, are next. Their results will be added here.
What falls short
- The pictures of the apps are screenshots, so the small text inside them cannot be enlarged by itself. Each has a description, and the page beside it says what the screen shows.
- We have not yet tested the site with screen readers on real phones and computers. The automated checks above do not replace that.
Tell us what does not work
If something on this site is hard to use, write to support@pennylamp.com and tell us the page and what happened. We answer within three business days.