Accessibility

Built to be used,
not merely viewed.

The target is WCAG 2.2 AA. That is a working standard and an ongoing review target, not a badge or a claim of perfection.

Approach

Core content does not depend on JavaScript.

Projects, Field Notes, navigation links, and recovery paths are normal HTML. JavaScript adds polish without becoming a gatekeeper.

What is considered during changes.

Semantic landmarks and headings, keyboard operation, visible focus, text and interface contrast, meaningful image alternatives, touch targets, responsive reflow, and sensible screen-reader labels are checked as part of normal site work.

Motion and zoom.

Motion is restrained and disabled or reduced for visitors who request it. Layouts are designed to reflow instead of depending on fixed desktop geometry, including at high zoom and narrow viewports.

Feedback improves the site.

If something is hard to use, describe the page and what happened through the project’s GitHub presence. Practical reports are more useful than compliance theatre.