Built in
- Every page works by keyboard alone, and focus is always visible.
- Every form field has a real label, not a placeholder standing in for one.
- Errors are announced, not only shown in a color.
- Color never carries a state on its own.
- Body text stays at seventeen pixels or larger.
- Motion respects the reduced motion setting.
- The flywheel diagram carries a text description. On a small screen it becomes a list of cards rather than shrinking.
Verified so far
Every page is checked against the WCAG 2.2 AA rules a machine can check. 57 pages, at three widths. The narrowest is 320 pixels.
That check also confirms no page scrolls sideways at the narrow width. It runs on demand rather than once, so it stays true as pages are added.
It found real problems the first time it ran. Every page scrolled sideways on a phone. The brand orange was failing as a text color in twenty places.
Not verified yet
Screen reader testing on real assistive technology. Automated checks catch some of it. They miss the part that matters most: whether the page makes sense read aloud.
I would rather say that plainly than claim a level of conformance nobody has tested.
If something blocks you
Use the quote form and say what happened and what you were using. I read every one myself and I treat these first.
If the form itself blocks you, write to the postal address in the footer. I will find another way.