ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

Accessibility

Japan Finds should work the same whether you're on a trackpad, a keyboard, a screen reader, or a phone clinging to one bar of signal in a basement konbini. This is the honest version: what we build to, what we check, and what's still on the list.

What we build to

We target WCAG 2.1 Level AA. In plain terms: every control reachable by keyboard, a focus outline you can actually see, text that survives being zoomed, form fields that announce themselves, and motion that backs off when your device asks it to.

What we check

Semantic structure — real headings, landmarks, and lists.
Keyboard access, with a visible focus state on every link, button, and field.
Form fields with names that get read aloud.
Reduced-motion support for anyone whose system requests it.
Color contrast measured against AA thresholds.

This site was last audited on 16 May 2026, using automated tooling (axe) plus a manual keyboard and screen-reader pass.

Known issues

We'd rather tell you than let you find out:

Contrast on red and green labels. The red call-to-action buttons and the red and green category chips set white text on a saturated brand color — about 3.5:1. That clears AA for large text and interface elements, but sits under the 4.5:1 line for small text. The palette is locked for this release; a darker red or ink-black labels are on the table for the next pass. Text stays readable at the sizes we ship.

Found something we didn't?

Audits help, but you'll catch things a tool never will. Email welfmgmt@gmail.com with the page, your browser, and what got in your way. We read every one — and "this was annoying" is a completely valid bug report.