Accessibility
A comfortable reading experience for more people, on more devices.
Last updated October 19, 2026 · sluberflow.com
Reading tools and design
Sluberflow uses adjustable type, descriptive headings, keyboard-visible focus indicators, a skip-to-content link and native HTML controls. Essential text is available without JavaScript. Article photographs have meaningful alternative text; card thumbnails use empty alternatives where the adjacent title provides the link’s accessible name.
The larger-text button increases reading size. Your browser’s zoom controls work too. The layout reflows for narrow screens, and motion is reduced when your device requests reduced motion. Reading-list and privacy dialogs use native dialog controls with keyboard dismissal.
Known limits
Search, reading-list controls and live weather need JavaScript. Weather also needs network access, and browser location may require HTTPS. External source pages are outside our control. No claim of an independent accessibility audit or certification is made.
Tell us about a barrier
Use the Contact page and, if possible, include the page URL, device or browser, assistive technology and a description of the difficulty. Avoid including private information. Accessibility fixes should be prioritized according to their impact on readers.