Accessibility
OpenOre should be usable by everyone, with a keyboard, a screen reader, a phone or a slow connection.
The target
The site aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 ↗, level AA.
How it is checked
- Every page type is tested automatically on each change with axe-core, in the dark and the light theme, on a desktop and a phone screen. A change with a serious or critical finding cannot be merged.
- Keyboard use, visible focus and target sizes are part of the same tests.
- Automated tests find only some barriers. The site has not been audited by an independent expert or tested with users of assistive technology.
What is built in
- Every map and chart has the same information as text or as a table next to it.
- Nothing is told by colour alone: marks differ by shape and size, and every value is written out.
- Motion stops when your system asks for reduced motion.
- Pages work without JavaScript wherever they show figures; forms are ordinary forms.
- The site follows your light or dark setting and can be switched by hand.
Known limits
- The 3D globe is a picture drawn by the graphics card and cannot be read by a screen reader or explored with the keyboard alone. Everything on it is also in the lists and tables beside it, and a flat map replaces it where the device has no graphics acceleration.
- Wide tables scroll sideways on small screens. They can be scrolled with the keyboard.
- Source documents on other websites (reports, PDF files) are outside this site's control and may not be accessible.
- The site is in English only.
Tell us about a barrier
If something does not work for you, write to:
Lorenzo Sivillica
hello@openore.org
Say which page and what you were trying to do. You will get an answer, and the problem goes on the list.
Last changed: 13 November 2026.