Accessibility
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA, tested on every change.
Accessibility is treated as a real implementation requirement, not an add-on — no overlay widget substitutes for it anywhere on this site.
What's implemented
What every page includes.
Built into every page of this site:
- Semantic landmarks (header, main, footer, navigation)
- One main heading per page, with headings in order
- A skip-to-content link
- Keyboard access to every link and button, including the mobile menu
- Visible focus indicators
- Text alternatives for every image
- Reduced-motion preference respected — animations and transitions collapse to near-zero duration when requested
- A sticky mobile call/text/quote bar that never covers content or a focused control
- No information conveyed by color alone
How it's tested
Automated on every change, not a one-time audit.
Every change runs automated checks before it can go live: axe-core scans of every page (including color contrast), layout at 400% browser zoom, reduced motion, and page landmarks. A change that introduces a detectable problem is stopped before it ships.
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