Static proof surface
Narration describes the live HTML/CSS/JS layout and its accessibility path.
A static HTML proof surface with slow waveform animation, labeled tiers, and accessibility-first markup.
Variation 23 / Hearing before seeing
This site is designed as an audio-driven interface. Narration explains proof status; large captions provide visual access. Use the microphone to navigate by voice, or scroll to read.
Each narrative is paired with a transcript and proof label. Play to hear narration; read the synced captions. Proof tiers are not hidden behind audio.
Narration describes the live HTML/CSS/JS layout and its accessibility path.
A static HTML proof surface with slow waveform animation, labeled tiers, and accessibility-first markup.
The microphone interaction is simulated here for clarity; it is not connected to a live speech engine.
Voice navigation would listen for named routes, section keywords, and proof labels, then confirm with a caption.
The audio token is a placeholder concept for a future synthesis pass.
The synthesized voice layer is a concept for this static iteration, showing how proof narration could be delivered without external media.
Captions are sized for quick reading and paired with proof status. They are not ornaments; they are the visual path for users who cannot or do not want to listen.