Accessibility
Accessibility.
We want everyone to be able to use this website and order Celestium. Below is what the site does, what does not work well yet and where to turn.
The website
- Every page states its language, so a screen reader picks the right voice.
- A link at the top jumps straight to the content.
- You can use the menu and the forms with the keyboard. The focused element gets a clear outline.
- Every form field has a label. An error message after you submit receives the focus; a screen reader reads out other messages.
- If your system is set to reduce motion, you get no animations.
- The chart wheel on the home page is also there as text: a list of the positions below it.
The app
We have not yet tested Celestium with a screen reader or other assistive technology, so we cannot promise anything about it yet.
The trial version cannot be downloaded yet. Once it can, you can try Celestium for free first and see for yourself whether the program works for you before you pay anything.
Known limitations
- The glyphs of the air signs in the chart wheel have little contrast with their background. The wheel follows the colours of the app.
- The wheel on the home page refreshes every minute, without a pause button.
- The security check when ordering comes from Cloudflare and the payment page from Mollie. We have no control over those parts.
- The site has not been audited externally against a standard such as WCAG.
Stuck?
If something on this site or in the app does not work for you, email us. We will look for a solution together. Email info@celestium.nl.
If ordering through the form does not work, you can also order by email. You then receive a payment link or the details for a bank transfer.