Standard we target
WCAG 2.1 Level AA. We test against keyboard navigation, screen-reader announcement (NVDA, VoiceOver, TalkBack), color contrast (4.5:1 minimum body text), and reduced-motion preferences. Every page is server-rendered HTML, so the experience degrades gracefully without JavaScript.
What we build for
- Keyboard-only navigation — all interactive elements reachable via Tab, with visible focus rings.
- Screen readers — semantic HTML, ARIA roles only where the spec requires them, descriptive link text.
- Reduced motion — animations honor
prefers-reduced-motion; no auto-playing video or audio. - High contrast — text on any colored background passes WCAG contrast at 4.5:1 or better.
- Zoomable text — layout doesn't break at 200% zoom or with reflowable text on small screens.
- Forms — every input has a visible label, errors are described in text, success states are announced.
Known gaps
The custom configurator's live SVG visualization is decorative; the same data is available as plain text below it for screen readers. Some embedded marketing video does not have professional captions yet — those are being remediated as part of our 2026 brand-content refresh.
Tell us when we miss
If you encounter a barrier — broken focus order, missing alt text, an inaccessible PDF — please email [email protected] with the URL and a description. We respond within 5 business days. We treat accessibility regressions as production bugs, not feature requests.