Accessibility

The tool should remove friction, not add it.

Freedom From Clutter is designed mobile first with a WCAG 2.2 Level AA target.

What is built in

  • Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, lists, buttons, and links.
  • Full keyboard operation for the task flow, dialogs, timer, record, and navigation.
  • Visible focus indicators and large touch targets.
  • Text that can be zoomed and reflowed without requiring horizontal scrolling at common mobile widths.
  • Color contrast selected for readable text and controls.
  • A reduced-motion mode that respects the device's motion preference.
  • Status messages announced through an assistive-technology live region.
  • No task depends on dragging, hovering, sound, or color alone.

Known practical limits

Browsers and assistive technologies behave differently. The optional local record depends on browser storage, and some privacy modes disable or clear it. External resource websites are controlled by their own organizations.

Report a barrier

Send the page, device or assistive technology, what you expected, and what happened to ciaranpaulroche@gmail.com. A concise description is enough. Do not send sensitive health, housing, or identifying information.

Accessibility is part of the product.

A task-selection tool is not useful if the person who needs a calmer starting point has to fight the interface first.