Keyboard access
Logical navigation, visible focus and operable controls without a pointer.
Accessibility
Access is part of the standard.
The website and publication are designed toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA. No formal conformance claim is made without independent verification.
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Accessibility belongs in the product.
Readable structure, flexible formats and assistive-technology compatibility are part of the product from the beginning.
Readable by design
High contrast, scalable text, clear headings and meaningful alternatives for images.
Flexible across devices
Responsive pages that remain understandable across common screen sizes.
What the website supports now
The working site includes semantic landmarks, heading structure, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, large touch targets, reduced-motion support, descriptive image text and responsive layouts. The site does not currently include public data-entry forms. Keyboard, zoom, screen-reader and contrast testing will continue as the site changes.
Accessible publication format
The reflowable EPUB includes structured navigation, reading order, scalable text and 162 tables with labels and descriptions. It has passed the project’s structural checks; independent assistive-technology review has not yet been completed, so no formal conformance claim is made.
What remains open
The website will continue to change as the verified retailer links and reader-support process are added. The publication formats have not completed independent assistive-technology review, so no formal conformance claim is made.
Feedback and alternative formats
Accessibility problems and reasonable alternative-format requests may be sent through the official contact options. You do not need to disclose unnecessary personal or medical information.
Status: improvement continuesImplemented accessibility foundations are documented here. Independent verification has not yet been commissioned and remains part of the reinvestment roadmap as revenue permits.