Accessibility
Evidence should remain legible and operable.
The interface is designed for keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic structure, responsive layouts, reduced motion, and readable state language.
Current build
Implemented interface practices
- Skip navigation and semantic headings, landmarks, labels, tables, and disclosure controls.
- Keyboard-visible focus and minimum control sizing.
- Responsive layouts at narrow and wide viewports without hiding material evidence.
- Reduced-motion support and no motion required to understand a result.
- State is communicated in text, not color alone.
Not yet certified
Qualification boundary
Automated checks and responsive review do not replace assistive-technology testing or a formal conformance audit. A public accessibility contact and final statement require operational ownership before launch.