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Group the top-level docs into docs/project, docs/design, docs/assets and docs/process, each with its own README index. Delete the superseded docs/screens/head-review page and sheets. Rewrite every markdown link, absolute docs path and tool/test reference to the new locations, fix the pre-existing broken anchors and remove the dead Joke Shop photo-board link. check_docs OK, Python tooling 167/167.
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Accessibility Statement
Gig Line is a keyboard/mouse-first first-person game with gamepad support. The current build includes the following accessibility features:
- Remappable keyboard and gamepad bindings, persisted in
settings.json. - Keyboard focus rings and explicit default focus in every modal, with A/B accept/cancel on a gamepad and wrapped Tab/arrow navigation.
- Adjustable HUD font scale up to 1.75× with clipped/ellipsized long labels.
- Reduced-motion mode that disables head bob and motion-sensitive presentation.
- Captions in the HUD log for radio, interaction and event messages.
- Master, SFX and ambience volume controls.
- Shape plus number escalation meter, so escalation is readable without colour.
- Hold-to-confirm emergency action and guarded destructive actions.
- Searchable Help generated from the live input bindings.
- Mouse-transparent HUD, right-click/Esc modal handling, and a predictable top-panel close path.
Known gaps:
- There is no screen-reader integration or text-to-speech narration.
- The game is English-only; no pseudo-locale or full localization review has been completed.
- The visual style is stylized and some small environmental detail may be hard to read at low resolution; a full low-vision/high-contrast audit is pending.
- Audio captions cover gameplay messages, not every ambient sound.
- A formal WCAG conformance claim has not been made. External accessibility review is still a 0.10.0 release-review item.
Test evidence and the manual checklist live in
release-qa.md; settings and save behaviour are
documented in getting-started.md.