Bloomlight
Statement dated 19 July 2026

A world meant to be reached.

NAWA Europe wants the Bloomlight website and game to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible.

1. Target standard

The website is designed toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This includes perceivable content, keyboard operability, understandable navigation and robust markup across common devices and assistive technologies.

2. Website accessibility features

Keyboard

Skip navigation, visible focus indicators, logical heading order and a keyboard-operable mobile menu.

Vision

High-contrast copy, scalable text, meaningful alternative text and no information communicated by color alone.

Motion

Decorative movement and smooth scrolling are minimized when the device requests reduced motion.

Responsive layout

Content reflows from desktop to narrow mobile screens and supports browser zoom without a separate mobile site.

3. Planned game accessibility

The final feature set depends on gameplay testing, but the design target includes:

  • one-handed portrait controls with adjustable sensitivity;
  • reduced-motion and screen-shake controls;
  • optional haptics and separate music/effects volume;
  • high-contrast route visibility and patterns that do not rely only on color;
  • readable text sizing and safe-area-aware controls;
  • clear tutorial replay and practice opportunities;
  • alternatives to strict timing where compatible with the puzzle design.

Only features implemented and tested in the shipping build will be claimed in the App Store accessibility information.

4. Current conformance status

Self-assessed pre-launch status: the static site is designed toward WCAG 2.2 AA, but has not yet received an independent accessibility audit. Formal conformance will not be claimed until automated and manual testing is complete on the deployed hosting environment.

Known limitations

  • The concept images contain dense visual information. Detailed alternative text summarizes their purpose, but cannot reproduce every artistic detail.
  • Email is the only current feedback channel; no telephone number has yet been supplied by the operator.
  • The final hosting platform may introduce behavior that must be retested after deployment.

5. Accessibility feedback

If you encounter a barrier, email accessibility@nawaeurope.com. Helpful details include the page URL, the problem, device and browser, assistive technology if relevant, and the accessible format or outcome you need.

Do not include unnecessary health or other sensitive information. We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within five business days after public launch.

6. Preparation of this statement

This statement was prepared on 19 July 2026 from a developer self-assessment of the static source. It will be updated after keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, contrast, reduced-motion and mobile testing on the live subdomain.