Colophon & accessibility.
Colophon
Quantum is an interactive editorial site about the interpretations of quantum mechanics. It is set in Schibsted Grotesk, with STIX Two Text italic reserved for mathematics and IBM Plex Mono for technical labels — loaded as Google Fonts stand-ins. The diagrams are inline SVG in a thin-line language: dotted means possible, solid means actual, a ring means detection. The double-slit detection record is a small canvas layer. Built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS — the motion is plain CSS timed by the design tokens, with no animation library. Experiment logic runs on deterministic, seeded state machines so every replay is reproducible.
Accessibility
The site is built to remain understandable without animation and without a pointer. Interpretation switchers are keyboard radio groups (arrow keys, Home and End); every scene state has a text description; state changes are announced to screen readers through a polite live region; canvas visuals carry equivalent DOM text. Under prefers-reduced-motion, continuous movement is replaced by discrete state changes with captions — every explanation stays reachable. If something here doesn't work with your assistive technology, the sources page lists the material this site is built from, all of it readable elsewhere.
Contact
Quantum is an independent educational project built from a written design brief. It has no public contact address yet; corrections and suggestions are welcome through the project's repository once it is published.