Accessibility

We use semantic landmarks, keyboard-operable controls, visible focus states, readable contrast, responsive reflow, reduced-motion support, and text alternatives as baseline requirements. Automated checks are useful, but they do not replace manual keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, and real-device testing.

We have not commissioned a formal third-party accessibility audit, so we do not claim certified conformance. This statement records the standard we are building toward and the gaps we are responsible for fixing.

Experimental 3D, data-visualization, and generated-report surfaces may not yet provide equivalent non-visual detail for every interaction. When a surface cannot be made equivalent immediately, the fallback should preserve the underlying information and task, not merely describe the decoration.

If a page, form, report, or control blocks you, email trentonmcnelly@gmail.com with the page URL, device or assistive technology, and what you were trying to do. A human reads it.