Documentation

Documentation

Written to be read — in a browser, by a screen reader, or on a braille display. Plain headings, real tables, no diagrams carrying information the text does not.

Available documents

  • User Manual

    The complete reference, and the place to start. Why the project exists, what the interface actually is if you cannot see it, all seventeen scenes one by one, every theme with an honest note on how finished it is, the audio mixer, and the full settings list.

  • Keyboard Shortcuts

    Every key the app responds to, grouped by what it does. Worth keeping open in another tab while you learn the loop.

  • Themes & Eras

    The ten hardware themes, what era each recreates, which narrator you get, and what makes each one look the way it does.

Help inside the app

Press ? anywhere in Accessible Weather Center for the full shortcut list without leaving what you were doing, and , for Settings.

Still stuck, or found something broken? Get in touch — bug reports are genuinely welcome, especially ones about something being announced badly.

Or just open it

The first-run prompt asks for a ZIP code and the loop starts. You can read the manual afterwards.

Launch Accessible Weather Center (opens in a new window)