1. WCAG 2.2 Level AA Design Targets & Daylight Contrast
SpruceBlitz (spruceblitz.xyz), operated by [Operator legal name] in [Operator country and province or state], is designed and tested to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. We treat accessibility as structural timbercraft—built directly into our HTML, CSS, and editorial layouts rather than bolted on as an overlay.
Warm Daylight Reading Surfaces
Long-form guides, comparison tables, and legal pages are set on planed Sitka spruce cream (#FBF7F0) and heartwood buff (#F2E9DA) panels with deep spruce-espresso ink (#122019 and #1A0C03), delivering contrast ratios above 11:1 for comfortable sustained reading.
Unobscured Artwork & Solid Plinths
Where headings or titles cross illustrated backdrops, we never rely on low-contrast translucent washes. Display typography uses heavy 3D-extruded strokes and solid dark walnut or emerald-slate plinths so every letterform stands crisp against the painted world.
Touch Targets & Responsive Scaling
Every interactive link, navigation item, summary toggle, and hexagonal button meets or exceeds the WCAG 2.2 minimum target size of 24×24 CSS pixels (with primary buttons sized at 44px height or taller) and reflows cleanly from a 320px phone screen up to wide desktop monitors without horizontal scrolling.
Complete Without JavaScript
All game briefings, facts strips, comparison tables, and official outbound links are rendered directly in semantic HTML. If JavaScript is disabled or unavailable, the mobile navigation remains accessible as a scrollable bar and every scroll-revealed element displays at full opacity.




