Accessibility
Designed to be used
by more people.
This site uses semantic headings and landmarks, labelled form controls, keyboard-operable disclosures, visible focus states, responsive layouts that reflow to a single column, and text that meets WCAG AA contrast against its background.
All motion is scroll-triggered rather than looping, and every animation on the page is disabled when your system requests reduced motion — including the scroll-progress indicator and the accordion transitions. Images carry descriptive alternative text, and decorative marks are hidden from assistive technology.
If anything here blocks access, the process owner should publish a direct contact address before launch. Until then, record the page and the task that caused trouble so it can be reviewed.