I'm thinking of making a button for accessibility... perhaps my site sucks for the colorblind? (can anyone tell me?), also a font change for dyslexia... I'm testing a full rewrite using correct semantic elements but I still don't know how screenreaders see it, and couldn't figure out how to make css buttons selectable just through keyboard though
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I don't think this creepy disposable microblog is important though, I'm using it to learn how to do stuff better in whatever project I work in the future.
I just learned alt="" is not just a fallback if an image doesn't load, but a main accessibility tool
As someone who studied this awhile with limited text: The font is fine. The purple on purple is bad. four uniquecolors is all you need to ensure no two ever touch. themes are a big win for vibes either way.
IMO: Add a second contrast color to each current theme to replace the background color. Then add a highlight color opposite of each for headers.
(don't look at my site for examples of accessible design. I intentionally designed my index to be invisible to colorblind people xD) sry for spam. neocities limits sux.