Accessibility & inclusive navigation
Explore keyboard navigation, reduced-motion behavior, readable examples, and ways to report an accessibility barrier.
Built-in navigation support
The pages include a skip-to-content link, visible keyboard focus, semantic headings, descriptive links, and a responsive mobile menu. The menu can be closed with Escape. Article and documentation contents link directly to section headings, with spacing for the sticky header.
Motion preferences
The website respects the system preference for reduced motion. The scrolling topic strip also has a pause control, and its animation pauses on hover or keyboard focus within the strip. Essential information does not depend on movement.
Examples and reading
JSON examples are readable as text. The default example is included in the HTML, and the full fixture file is available as a JSON download. Native disclosure controls are used for frequently asked questions. Images include text alternatives and explicit dimensions.
Using the site without JavaScript
Pages, articles, internal links, contact email, FAQ disclosures, and downloads remain available. An alternative mobile navigation is included. Example switching and copy feedback require JavaScript, but the default example and downloadable fixtures do not.
Continuous review
These features are design choices, not a claim of certification or complete conformance with an accessibility standard. Browser behavior, assistive technology, zoom level, and individual needs can expose issues not found in a particular review.
Report an access issue
Email [email protected] with the page, the action that was difficult, and the browser or assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing it. Do not include sensitive personal records. A description of the barrier is enough to begin a review.