USABLE ISPART OF GOOD.
Accessibility is treated as part of the design quality of this site, not a compliance afterthought. Here is what is implemented and how to tell us where it falls short.
THE STANDARDWE BUILD TO.
Semantic structure
Every page uses landmarks, a single H1, and a logical heading order. Display typography is real text, not images.
Keyboard navigation
Everything interactive is reachable and operable by keyboard, including the full-screen menu, which traps focus while open and returns focus to the button that opened it.
Visible focus
A high-contrast focus ring is drawn on every focusable element and is never removed.
Colour contrast
Body and metadata text is contrast-tested against the surface it actually sits on. Kush Green is used as a fill, rule or marker on light surfaces rather than as small text, where it would not pass.
Never colour alone
Program status, form errors and active states always carry a word or shape as well as a colour.
Reduced motion
Everything animated respects prefers-reduced-motion and has a static equivalent. Nothing is hidden waiting for a script to run.
Forms
Every field has a visible persistent label, an explicit required or optional marker, programmatic error messaging, and a status region that is announced when a submission succeeds or fails.
Touch targets
Interactive controls are at least 44px in the smaller dimension.
The site has not yet been audited by a third party, and it has not been tested with every assistive technology combination.
Photography frames are currently reserved rather than filled. When real photography lands, every image needs descriptive alt text written for it.
If something on this site blocks you, tell us what page you were on, what you were trying to do, and what happened instead.