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Accessibility

Use the site without relying on motion, a mouse or a large screen.

The information and contact routes are designed to remain available when animation is paused, motion is reduced or the site is used by keyboard, touch or assistive technology.

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At a glance

What to know before you decide.

  • A skip link, clear headings and visible keyboard focus are included.
  • Automatic motion can be paused or reduced.
  • Main buttons and controls are large enough to use by touch.
  • Keyboard, reduced-motion and responsive layouts were checked on 5 August 2026. Independent user testing has not yet been completed.

Built and tested

How the site is made easier to use.

Automated checks help, but they do not replace keyboard, screen-reader, zoom and real-device review.

Navigation

Pages use a clear heading order, labelled page areas, a skip link and a visible marker showing which item has keyboard focus. The mobile menu returns to its button when it closes.

Motion

The guided example respects your device’s reduced-motion setting. Its short animated transition is removed when reduced motion is requested.

Responsive use

Desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile layouts are checked separately. A page that forces sideways scrolling does not pass the launch test.

Conversational demo

The guided example labels each speaker and uses ordinary form controls. On mobile, Chat, Work and Record are separate views. Responses appear as complete blocks instead of typing one character at a time.