Accessibility

The documentation uses semantic headings, tables, links, native video controls, keyboard-focusable navigation, and descriptive labels/captions for embedded rendered examples. The site respects browser text sizing and reduced-motion preferences inherited through Fumadocs.

Video examples

Demo clips are muted visual examples with a visible caption and a direct download fallback. When a source bundle is available, the exact scene script and source code appear below the player so the visual behavior is also inspectable as text.

The current examples do not include spoken narration. Future releases that add narration must ship captions/transcripts alongside the audio.

CineCode output

CineCode gives authors full control over colors, text size, pacing, and motion. Authors should:

• Keep text and code large enough for the target resolution.
• Maintain sufficient contrast between text, focus effects, and backgrounds.
• Avoid rapid flashes and excessive camera shake.
• Provide captions or transcripts for narration and meaningful sound.
• Avoid relying on color alone; diff bands include +/- signs for this reason.

Report documentation accessibility problems through the repository's issue tracker with the page URL, browser, assistive technology, and expected behavior.