Accessibility

A skip link, a folded menu, labels on every field, and type you can read.

Every page starts with a skip link to the content. The menu is one row labeled Menu. On a phone it opens into one link per row. On a wider screen the links sit in a row and the Menu label hides. Focus shows a green ring.

Body type is 18 pixels with a line height of about 1.55. The ground is white and the ink is near black. Buttons use white type on a green fill. Links in the article are underlined, so color is not the only signal.

Pictures carry a text alternative. The calendar frame does not take focus when the page loads. It receives an address only after a tap on the button above it. Form fields have visible labels. The extra website field is hidden from the reading order.

If a page is hard to use with a keyboard, a screen reader, or a phone, call the number in the footer and name the page. We will fix that barrier on the page.

We aim for contrast of at least 4.5 to 1 on body text. A short clip on the home plays muted, loops, and shows a still frame when the browser asks for reduced motion. Nothing counts down. The reel may rest near a card edge, and it does not lock the scroll.