Our approach
The site uses semantic headings and landmarks, keyboard-accessible links and forms, visible focus states, responsive layouts and readable text contrast.
Motion
The visual shell includes signal pulses and technical motion. If your device or browser requests reduced motion, those animations are disabled automatically.
Responsive access
Pages are designed to reflow from large desktop displays to small mobile screens without requiring horizontal scrolling for ordinary content.
Known limitations
Some research sources and linked third-party documents may have accessibility limitations outside ChronoDyne’s control. We will aim to provide an accessible summary where practical.
Report a problem
If something prevents you from accessing information, use the founder contact form and describe the page, device and difficulty. We will use that information to investigate and improve the site.