Accessibility
Timeline Shift AI is being prepared toward WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility. Independent testing has not yet been completed, so this page does not claim formal conformance.
What we have designed for
- Keyboard access and clearly visible focus.
- Semantic headings, grouped response preferences and labelled controls.
- Screen-reader announcements for new replies, status changes and urgent safety messages.
- Readable contrast, text wrapping and layouts that adapt to smaller screens.
- Plain-language instructions with no colour-only meaning.
- Four accessible colour themes that preserve the Timeline Shift identity while supporting visual comfort and user choice.
- Optional larger text and extra spacing without changing the conversation itself.
- Optional Focus View that hides Journey Memory from the screen without deleting saved progress.
- Optional voice input with an editable transcript, recording controls and a typing fallback when browser speech recognition is unavailable.
- User-controlled read aloud with pause, resume, replay, stop and supported speed choices. Responses never play automatically.
Current testing status
The private-beta version has been tested with keyboard navigation, visible focus, browser zoom, mobile layouts and automated checks for the new appearance and voice controls. Read-aloud playback uses a consistent AI-generated voice rather than depending on an installed device voice. Screen-reader, voice-feature and independent accessibility testing remain in progress. The downloadable Progress Report is also being checked for accessible reading and printing.
If something prevents you from using Timeline
Email hello@thetimelineshift.co.uk and describe the page, the control you were trying to use, and your device or browser. You do not need to include anything you shared in a Timeline conversation.
Statement prepared 15 July 2026 and updated 18 July 2026. It will be reviewed after independent accessibility testing and whenever a significant interface change is released.