PERIHELION RING // TELEMETRY & INTERFACE STANDARDS
Accessibility Statement
FrostComet is engineered so Canadian players can read, navigate, and inspect every racing guide with clarity—across keyboards, screen readers, high-contrast daylight displays, and reduced-motion setups.
WCAG 2.2 AACONFORMANCE TARGET
0 dB (Silent)HERO VIDEO AUDIO
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STATEMENT DATE
01 // STANDARD & SCOPE
WCAG 2.2 Level AA Conformance Target
[Operator legal name] designs and maintains FrostComet (frostcomet.com) to conform with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA. Our goal is to make sure every visitor can independently explore our racing and stunt driving guides, inspect verified game facts, and follow links to each publisher's official website without barriers.
This statement applies to all pages, layouts, original illustrations, and interactive controls published on FrostComet, last reviewed on . Because we link out to third-party browser games operated by their respective publishers, external game sites are governed by each publisher's own accessibility practices.
02 // MOTION & MEDIA TELEMETRY
Silent Hero Video & Reduced-Motion Controls
The opening stratospheric launch scene on the FrostComet home page is built so visitors remain in full control of screen motion and audio at all times:
100% Silent Playback: The looping hero video contains no audio track and is permanently muted in markup, preventing unexpected sound or interference with screen reader speech output.
Visible Pause & Play Control: A high-contrast, keyboard-focusable pause/play toggle button is docked in the upper-right corner of the hero stage so any visitor can halt or resume background video playback with a single click, tap, or Enter / Space keystroke.
Automatic Still Image Replacement (prefers-reduced-motion): When your operating system or browser has prefers-reduced-motion: reduce enabled, FrostComet automatically suppresses the looping video and replaces it with the high-resolution static artwork still from the very first paint, while also disabling smooth-scroll and hover transitions site-wide.
Across the speedway home page, sector concept guides, and legal dossiers, our front-end engineering enforces strict structural clarity:
Keyboard & Focus Order
Every page starts with a visible-on-focus Skip to main content link. Navigation drawers, expandable game fact strips (<details>), and official game buttons follow a logical DOM tab order with a high-visibility 3px glacier-cyan focus outline.
High-Contrast Daylight Type
Body copy, facts strips, and comparison tables sit on solid Cryo Alabaster or dark stratospheric slate surfaces that meet or exceed WCAG 2.2 AA contrast ratios (4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large display headings and UI components).
Verified Alt Text & Semantics
All game covers, character portraits, and scene artworks include descriptive alternative text detailing the visual action, while decorative glacier shards and background textures are hidden from assistive technology (alt="" and aria-hidden="true").
Complete Without JavaScript
All navigation menus, expandable verified facts blocks, and external links are built with native HTML elements so the entire site remains readable and operable even if JavaScript is disabled or blocked.
04 // CANADIAN ACCESSIBLE FORMAT REQUESTS
Requesting Accessible Formats & Communication Supports
We welcome feedback on the accessibility of FrostComet. If you encounter a barrier on any page, or if you require any of our game guides, verified facts tables, or policy documents in an accessible format or with communication supports, please contact us directly by email:
Email for Accessible Format Requests:[Contact email]
Operator & Responsible Entity:[Operator legal name] ([Operator country and province or state])
Mailing Address:[Mailing address]
When reaching out, please let us know the web address (URL) of the page or game dossier you are referencing and the format or support that works best for you. We work with visitors in a timely manner and at no additional cost to provide information in a suitable accessible format.
