ACCESSIBILITY / DESIGNED INTO THE SYSTEM
LULU Media’s visual ambition is designed to coexist with semantic content, keyboard and touch operation, responsive type, and reduced-motion alternatives.
Navigation, forms, project stories and service information use HTML content and controls. The bottom dock has text labels, active-page states and visible focus. Carousels support arrow keys; service tags, experiments and configurators use native controls.
Ambient animation respects reduced-motion preferences. The current lightweight mascot is an accessible SVG fallback while the final LULU model is being prepared; essential meaning is never placed only inside canvas or images.
Forms use persistent labels, grouped controls, explicit errors and native input types. Recurring and one-time amounts are separated. Failed or unconfigured delivery is stated honestly, with copy and download alternatives.
These are implementation intentions and features, not a claim of completed WCAG conformance. Final acceptance requires manual keyboard, screen-reader, zoom/reflow, contrast, touch and target-device testing alongside automated checks.