Accessibility Statement

1. Our Commitment

MooEarth.Live is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We are continually improving the user experience for everyone and applying the relevant accessibility standards (such as WCAG 2.1 AA) to our Progressive Web App. We believe that interactive 3D global exploration, weather telemetry, and geography challenges should be accessible to all users.

2. Accessibility Features

We have implemented several features to ensure our site is as accessible as possible:

• Keyboard Navigation: Core features, including planetary event streams, weather maps, and standard menus, can be navigated using a keyboard. We have implemented focus rings to indicate the current active element.
• Screen Reader Compatibility: We use semantic HTML5 elements, ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) labels on interactive buttons (such as search and modals), and proper heading structures to assist screen readers.
• Mobile Accessibility: As a Progressive Web App (PWA), our interface scales and adapts to various screen sizes, ensuring touch targets are appropriately sized for mobile devices.
• Color Contrast & Text: We strive to maintain sufficient color contrast between text and backgrounds, especially within our dark mode interface.

3. Known Limitations

While we strive for comprehensive accessibility, some areas of the site present unique challenges:

• 3D Interactive Globe: The primary 3D globe visualization relies on WebGL canvas elements, which are inherently difficult to make fully accessible to screen readers. We provide alternative text-based views (such as the standard list-based Match Center and Standings tables) so users can access the same data without needing to interact with the 3D canvas.
• Third-Party Content: Embedded videos or specific iframes from third-party publishers may not fully comply with our accessibility standards.

4. Feedback and Reporting Issues

We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of MooEarth.Live. If you encounter accessibility barriers, please let us know so we can address them: