Design commitments
We aim for semantic headings and landmarks, visible focus styles, sufficient color contrast, large touch targets, labels and instructions for form controls, keyboard-operable assessment steps, useful link text, and layouts that remain readable when text is enlarged.
Assessment access
Assessment questions use labeled fieldsets and native controls where practical. Progress is communicated in text as well as visually. The recommendation is informational, and visitors can use the contact form instead if the assessment format does not fit.
Motion and device support
Decorative motion is limited and disabled for visitors who prefer reduced motion. The experience is mobile-first and does not require precise pointer input.
Feedback
If a page or form creates an accessibility barrier, contact details will be published here after owner verification. Include the page address, the barrier encountered, and the assistive technology or browser used when you are comfortable sharing it.