Readable texts
Clear hierarchy, controlled contrast, comfortable lines and content that can adapt to the screen size.
Accessibility
Duonook is designed to accompany daily gestures. To do it well it must remain understandable, readable and usable in different ways.
The basics
When they work, they reduce effort and leave room for what you want to do.
Clear hierarchy, controlled contrast, comfortable lines and content that can adapt to the screen size.
Animations do not have to be essential and the site respects the system preference to reduce movement.
Semantic structure, visible focus, convenient targets and complete keyboard path on the public site.
States and actions do not depend only on color: text, position and shape help to interpret them.
Labels and reading order are designed for VoiceOver, TalkBack, and system tools.
Accessibility is not a final check: it is checked during work and corrected when an obstacle emerges.
These pages use semantic HTML, a link to jump to content, tidy titles, native controls and visible focus. The layout scales from small phones to desktop screens without requiring horizontal zoom.
The site does not depend on JavaScript to read or navigate content. Informational images have alternative text; purely decorative ones are ignored by assistive technologies.
The app uses the platforms' accessibility components and prepares labels, tooltips and states for the main controls. Text size, contrast, theme and motion are checked on the most important screens.
Some tactile experiences, such as opening a gift or the Fortune Cookie, must always offer an understandable action even without relying only on gesture or animation.
The web reference is WCAG 2.2, level AA. This is a project direction, not a certification statement: the site and app will continue to be verified as they grow.
When a limit is known, we prefer to describe and correct it. Formal compliance will only be declared after a complete and documented verification.
If something is not readable, reachable or understandable, write to support@duonook.com. Indicates device, system version, assistive technology and affected step; there is no need to share private content.