Make reading more comfortable
Article reading controls offer text-size choices and a quiet-reading view. The section contents help you go directly to a topic. Your settings are kept in this browser, and you can change them again.
The interface responds to reduced-motion preferences. Essential explanations do not depend on animation. Pages are designed to wrap on narrow screens and when text is enlarged.
What has been checked
WCAG 2.2 AA is the project’s target. Automated browser checks cover page structure, selected contrast rules, keyboard operation, focus, narrow layouts, enlarged text, text spacing and status messages. Microsoft Edge and the WebKit browser engine have been used for local testing.
These checks do not establish full WCAG conformance. This statement does not claim certification, complete compatibility with assistive technology or independent human acceptance.
Known limits and outstanding checks
Actual screen-reader speech and reading modes have not been verified. The Windows WebKit tests do not establish compatibility with Safari or VoiceOver on Apple devices. Physical-device checks and native browser zoom still need assessment.
Windows WebKit displays some font weights differently from Edge. The optional development PDF export has not been established as a tagged, accessible PDF; use its HTML reading where available. Please tell us when a visual or interactive difference prevents you from using the site.
Report an accessibility barrier
Email support@dreaminterpretations.org with the page address, what you were trying to do and what went wrong. If useful, include your browser and assistive technology. You do not need to disclose a diagnosis or include private journal text.
Matthias Böhm is the named contact for feedback. A verified response process and public response-time commitment have not yet been established for launch; no response time is promised here.