Reading without JavaScript
Home, category pages, tool introductions, worked examples, full writing guides, privacy information, and other public articles are rendered as HTML and can be read with JavaScript disabled. Navigation uses ordinary links. Browser-local generation, search filtering, saved notes, and notebook comparison need JavaScript; their controls are unavailable when it is off. Tool inputs are disabled until the interactive engine is ready, so disabling scripts does not submit draft text in a normal form request.
Navigation and forms
Pages include a skip link, visible focus states, labeled controls, semantic headings, and native buttons. Category navigation remains available without JavaScript. Tool results announce changes through a status region without moving keyboard focus unexpectedly.
Motion and display
The design uses responsive layouts and supports reduced-motion preferences. Content is available as text rather than embedded in decorative imagery. Browser zoom should remain enabled. A print view removes interactive controls and keeps the writing material.
Known limits and feedback
Copying to the clipboard depends on browser permission and a supported secure context. Local saving depends on browser storage. A downloadable export is available when clipboard access fails. Accessibility has not been certified by an external auditor. Send barriers and the affected URL to horace7885aty@gmail.com.