Controls for text, contrast, link visibility, motion and transparency are available on every page.
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OUR APPROACH
sylonexx aims to make the release archive usable by as many people as reasonably possible while preserving its visual identity. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing product responsibility.
This statement does not claim formal certification or complete conformance with a specific standard.
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BUILT-IN CONTROLS
The accessibility icon in the header provides three text sizes, high contrast, readable type, underlined links, reduced motion, reduced transparency and paused visual effects. Choices are stored locally on your device.
Reduced transparency replaces translucent glass with solid panels. The controls supplement browser zoom, reader modes and operating-system accessibility settings.
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KEYBOARD AND FOCUS
Navigation, release cards, media choices, forms and dialogs are designed for keyboard operation. Visible focus indicators show the active control, dialogs can be closed with Escape and a skip link moves directly to the main content.
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MOTION AND MEDIA
Reduced motion stops automatic rails and non-essential transitions. Paused visual effects also removes scanlines, noise and autoplay video. Full-track playback starts after you choose a track.
The fullscreen player supports keyboard controls and Escape. Click its upper handle or drag it down to return to the mini player while playback continues.
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KNOWN LIMITATIONS
Some cover artwork contains stylized text with limited contrast. Descriptive alternative text identifies the related release, but does not reproduce every visual detail.
Third-party interfaces, including Spotify, FormSubmit and Cloudflare Turnstile, are controlled by their providers and may not respond to the site’s visual settings.
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FEEDBACK
If a part of the site is difficult to use, email contact@sylonexx.com. Include the page, device or browser, the problem encountered and any preferred response format.
Accessibility reports will be reviewed as the archive evolves.