Accessibility
Use Sleepyland with a keyboard, adjust motion to your preferences, or report a control that gets in your way.
Using the controls
- Play, mode, session, Tune, segmented choices, and range controls expose semantic names, roles, values, and selected states.
- The spectrogram is a named keyboard-reachable control with a keyboard pulse path as well as pointer input.
- Playback completion uses a polite live status, and audio failures use an alert.
- Compact product controls have a 44-pixel minimum target, with larger link targets on coarse-pointer devices.
- Visible focus styling helps you follow keyboard navigation. Controls retain their boundaries in forced-color mode.
- Reduced-motion preference slows spectrogram history updates and removes nonessential interface transitions.
- Narrow portrait and short landscape layouts reflow the control deck without hiding the primary controls.
Limits
Sleepyland has automated accessibility checks but no recorded independent screen-reader review, third-party accessibility audit, or formal WCAG evaluation.
Report a barrier
Contact Sleepyland support with the page, control, input method, browser, and assistive technology involved. Do not include medical or other sensitive information.