Designed to
be usable.
Last updated: 26 October 2026.
Our intention
The website is designed to be navigable by keyboard, understandable with assistive technology, and usable across screen sizes. This is a description of the implemented approach, not an external accessibility certification.
Keyboard and navigation
A skip link moves directly to the main content. Links and buttons have visible focus states. The navigation scene uses a native dialog with focus containment, Escape-to-close, and focus restoration. All interactive examples have button or form controls.
Motion
The site respects the operating system’s reduced-motion preference. The 3D hero has a non-WebGL fallback, and essential information does not depend on animation.
Content and forms
Pages use semantic landmarks, a single main heading, associated field labels, understandable validation messages, and live status announcements. Decorative artwork is hidden from assistive technology. Project status and error states are communicated in text, not color alone.
Known boundaries
External project websites are outside this implementation’s control. Automated checks cannot establish complete accessibility across every browser, device, and assistive technology. Manual testing and feedback should remain part of the site’s maintenance.
Feedback
Once the owner’s enquiry-delivery channel is configured, use the contact page to report a barrier and the page or interaction involved. In preview mode, a brief can be downloaded without sending data.