Commitment
Accessibility is treated as a product quality requirement and should be considered in design, content, development, and review.
Keyboard navigation
Primary navigation, menus, dialogs, accordions, buttons, and form controls are intended to work from a keyboard with visible focus.
Semantic structure
Pages use headings, landmarks, lists, labels, and native elements to support structure and assistive technology.
Contrast and responsive design
The visual system uses high-contrast text, non-color status cues, flexible layouts, and touch targets designed for mobile use.
Forms
Inputs include visible labels, required indicators, inline validation, and status messages. Password visibility controls have accessible names.
Known limitations
This is a development demonstration. Some dense dashboard tables may require horizontal scrolling on very small screens, and continuous testing with diverse assistive technology is still needed.
Feedback
If you encounter a barrier, contact [email protected] with the page, issue, device, and assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing it.
Questions or concerns are welcome through the support route.
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