Accessibility.

Last updated 20 September 2026

What we aim for

We want this site to be usable by everyone, whatever they are browsing with. We build to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA, and we treat anything that falls short of it as a fault to fix rather than a limitation to explain.

What the site does

• Every part of the site can be reached with a keyboard, and whatever you are on is clearly marked.
• Headings are real headings, so a screen reader can move through the page by structure.
• Photographs carry descriptions, and the ones that are purely decorative are hidden from screen readers rather than read out as noise.
• If you have asked your device to reduce motion, the site respects it: the opening animation is skipped, and nothing slides, drifts or types itself out.
• Text can be enlarged in your browser without the layout breaking, and the site works down to a small phone screen.
• Videos in the background play muted and carry no information that is not also written on the page.

Where it falls short

We would rather name these than let you find them:

• The Instagram reels and the YouTube players are built by those companies, not by us. We cannot change how they behave with a keyboard or a screen reader, and their captions are whatever the original post carried.
• The rotating gallery on the MADgicians page is a visual flourish. It can be driven from the keyboard and it holds still if you have reduced motion turned on, but the photographs in it are decorative and are not described one by one.
• Some photographs of posters and press pages contain text inside the image. Where that text matters, it is repeated in the page around it.

Tell us about a problem

If something here gets in your way, please tell us what happened and what you were using, and we will fix it. Write to josephinekuay.mad@gmail.com or call +60 12 322 0162. We answer within two working days, and if a fix will take longer than that we will tell you how we can get you the information in the meantime.