Accessibility statement

Accessibility features

• A skip link moves directly to the main content.
• Semantic headings, landmarks, lists, buttons, links, and disclosure controls provide structure.
• Every meaningful image has alternative text. Decorative artwork is hidden from assistive technology.
• Interactive controls can be reached and used with a keyboard and have a visible focus indicator.
• Standalone interactive targets are designed to meet the WCAG 2.2 minimum target size.
• Text and controls are designed to reflow without horizontal page scrolling on a 320 CSS pixel viewport.
• The site respects the operating system’s reduced-motion preference.
• Automatic decorative motion stops within five seconds. Scroll-linked decoration is disabled when reduced motion is requested.
• Legal pages use plain language, readable line lengths, and print-friendly styles.

Known limitations

The support and launch controls use mailto: links. They depend on a working email application or webmail handler on your device. If the link does not open, copy and send the address directly: support@littlenow.app.

Product screenshots show the mobile interface visually. Their alternative text identifies the screen and its purpose, but does not transcribe every word shown inside the image. The surrounding page explains the same product features in text.

Report an accessibility problem

If something prevents you from using this website, email support@littlenow.app with the subject “Accessibility feedback.” If possible, include:

• the page or feature that caused the problem;
• what you were trying to do;
• your browser, device, and assistive technology;
• the format or alternative that would help.

Please do not include private journal content, child photos, recordings, face measurements, or health details. We will review the barrier and offer the information in a reasonable alternative format when practical.

Our approach

Accessibility is reviewed when the website’s content, motion, navigation, or interactive behaviour changes. Automated tools are used to catch common issues, but they do not replace keyboard, zoom, screen-reader, and human evaluation.

The current technical reference is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2. Legal rights may differ by country and are not limited by this voluntary statement.