Accessibility Statement
Last reviewed: August 2026
Our commitment
Han Name Studio aims to make its guides and cultural tools usable by as many people as practical, including visitors who navigate by keyboard, zoom text, use screen readers, or reduce motion. Accessibility is part of ordinary product quality and is reviewed as the site changes.
What the site supports
- Semantic headings, labels, buttons, links, and visible keyboard focus.
- Responsive layouts that reflow for smaller screens and browser zoom.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative images hidden from assistive technology.
- Reduced animation when the browser's reduced-motion preference is enabled.
- Tool inputs with instructions and results presented as text rather than color alone.
Known limitations
Chinese characters, hexagram line diagrams, and some culturally specific visual symbols can be difficult for assistive technology to pronounce or describe consistently. Generated results may also place several related concepts into one panel. We continue to improve labels and reading order and welcome reports about a specific browser, device, or assistive technology.
Getting help
If a page or tool is difficult to use, contact us with the page address, what you were trying to do, and—if you are comfortable sharing it—the browser and assistive technology involved. The monitored email address will be published on the contact page before launch. We will provide the same information in a reasonable alternative format where practical.
Assessment approach
The site is checked with keyboard navigation, responsive layouts, visible focus, semantic markup, and automated route tests. These checks are useful but do not replace feedback from disabled users. A production accessibility review should be repeated after the final domain, consent interface, analytics, and advertising components are added.