Accessibility
Zuil for everyone
Zuil
Zuil for everyone
https://zuil-nealvdv.vercel.app/en/accessibility
Our aim
We follow the WCAG 2.2 guidelines at level AA: enough contrast in light and dark, everything works with the keyboard and the focus is clear.
Pictures, Latin and Greek
Latin words are marked as Latin and Greek words as Greek, so a screen reader knows which language it reads. Greek is set in a typeface that shows every accent and breathing. Under every Greek text field there is a keyboard with the Greek letters. Every interactive picture works with buttons and has a line of text that says what it shows. Colours never stand alone: there is always a word, such as m, f or n.
Reading comfort
With the button showing a small figure at the top of every page you pick a profile in one tap (low vision, colour blind, reading is hard, hard of hearing, keep it calm) or choose what helps yourself: larger text, more or high contrast, colour correction, a big cursor, more spacing, a readable font, underlined links, a reading guide, read aloud with your device's own voice, captions without sound and less motion. Your choice stays on your device and goes nowhere. The button replaces nothing: the website also works without it, together with your own device's settings.
What could still be better
On a narrow screen the learning path is a list instead of a map. Not every screen reader pronounces Latin or ancient Greek well; the text is always there.
Let us know
Stuck somewhere? Email contact@nealvdv.be and we will look for a solution.
contact@nealvdv.be · Updated on 12 October 2026