Accessibility statement

The site

We design the site to WCAG 2.2 level AA: it works with a keyboard, focus is always visible, text contrast is checked, every form field has a label above it, and images have text alternatives.

Motion and sound

Every moving background has a pause button. If your system asks for reduced motion, you see a still frame instead. Nothing on the site plays sound by itself.

The films

Every film has open captions burned into the 360° picture, in three places around the view, so they work the same on YouTube, in DeoVR and in a headset (WCAG 2.1, success criterion 1.2.2). Film pages also give the guide's full text, so the narration can be read without playing the film.

What is not there yet

The captions are in English only — there are no Polish captions yet. There is no sign-language version (PJM or International Sign) and no audio description. The narration is a synthetic voice.

On some phones the 360° view inside the page does not turn when you tilt the phone; the “Open in the YouTube app” button helps. The YouTube player itself is provided by YouTube.

Report a problem

Something does not work for you? Use the Feedback button on every page, or write to zmei116@gmail.com. Writing is enough — you never need to call.

Updated: 29 October 2026

Portrait of Andrii Shramko

Andrii Shramko

Engineer and filmmaker, living in Bydgoszcz. I have been filming 360° in motion since 2015.

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