CryptoNezumi is an accessibility-first platform designed to explore the intersection of demographic data, neurodiversity, and high-performance web technology. By leveraging a decoupled architecture, the platform provides deep insights into 100 years of population trends while maintaining a radical commitment to user privacy and WCAG 2.2 Level AAA standards.
Unified API Orchestration: Drupal, GeoJSON, and Rust
At its core, CryptoNezumi functions as a high-speed data orchestrator. Using the Dioxus framework and the Rust programming language, the application fetches structured content from a Decoupled Drupal backend via JSON:API, while simultaneously integrating spatial GeoJSON data for interactive mapping.
By compiling this logic into WebAssembly (WASM), complex data processing—from line chart generation to geographical boundary rendering—happens instantly on the client side. This eliminates server-induced latency and ensures that sensitive data is processed locally within the browser, reinforcing the project's privacy-first philosophy.
Radical Accessibility: Engineering for WCAG 2.2 AAA and Neurodiversity
Data visualization should be inclusive by design. CryptoNezumi implements a Semantic Data Layer that goes beyond visual charts to provide real-time, narrative-based descriptions for screen readers. This approach ensures that every data point, trend, and inflection point is perceivable by all users, regardless of how they interact with the web.
- Neuro-Inclusive UI: Minimalist design patterns and stable interfaces reduce cognitive load and prevent sensory fatigue.
- Dynamic ARIA Narratives: Automated summaries explain data trends and peaks as they happen, providing immediate context for assistive technologies.
- Performance Stability: By utilizing Rust’s memory safety and speed, the interface remains smooth and predictable, which is essential for users with specific cognitive processing needs.
The Technical Foundation
The CryptoNezumi ecosystem is built upon three primary pillars: Drupal (serving as the enterprise-grade headless content hub), Dioxus (the high-performance Rust frontend), and the HTML5 Canvas/Leaflet stack (delivering accessible, hardware-accelerated visualizations). This modern stack ensures the project remains resilient, secure, and ready for future technological shifts.