Accessibility

Flintreel is a private studio for invited people. The interface is English. This page says how the studio is built to be usable, and where it still falls short. It is not a certificate.

What we aim for

Pages are built toward WCAG 2.0 level AA, which is the baseline of the Israeli accessibility standard IS 5568. The studio is not a public service site, and it has not been audited by an outside tester.

What is in place

• A skip link moves keyboard focus to the page content.
• Controls have visible names, and focus is an amber outline.
• Text and surfaces use the studio palette, with muted text kept readable on the dark background.
• Motion is turned off when the device asks for reduced motion.
• On a touch screen, form fields use a 16px size so the page does not zoom in and stay zoomed.

Limits

The editor is a dense timeline. Reviewing a cut works on a phone. Fine trimming, dragging clips, and the side panels are built for a pointer on a wider screen. There is no overlay that claims to repair the page for you.

Ask for a change

Write to the studio admin who invited you and say what blocked you. There is no separate accessibility phone line. If you need a larger text size, use your browser or device settings. Those settings are respected.