Accessibility
Built to be readable.
We want 0pon.com usable by everyone, including people relying on assistive technology. We aim for WCAG 2.1 AA: semantic HTML, keyboard-reachable navigation, labelled controls, sufficient contrast, and text that scales.
This is a standing aim, not a completed audit. If any part of this site is hard to use with your setup, tell us at h0wdy@0pon.com and we will fix it or provide the content another way. The contact form works too.
Reading mode
Every page carries an Aa button in the header that switches the site to dyslexia-friendly typography: the OpenDyslexic typeface, wider letter and word spacing, taller lines, a shorter line length, and bold in place of italics. Your choice is remembered on this device and applied before the page draws, so it does not flash.
Being straight about it: the evidence that dyslexia-specific typefaces improve reading speed or accuracy is thin. The spacing changes are the part with research behind them, which is why the toggle does both rather than only swapping the font. If it helps you, that is reason enough to use it.
Statement last reviewed August 2026.