Skip link
The first focusable control bypasses repeated navigation and lands on the main content region.
Accessibility Audit
Accessibility, Keyboard Navigation, and Reduced-Motion Audit
A static reviewer-facing accessibility audit page covering skip links, keyboard navigation, visible focus states, reduced-motion behavior, readable cards, scroll-safe tables, and manual review placeholders.
Static accessibility audit
Keyboard, focus, reduced-motion, and readability checks stay public-safe.
The v4.1.0 accessibility audit documents skip links, keyboard navigation, visible focus states, reduced-motion behavior, scroll-safe tables, readable dark cards, form semantics, and manual reviewer placeholders.
This page is static reviewer guidance. It does not execute endpoints, crawl remote sites, validate credentials, train models, run telemetry loops, automate screenshots, or imply control over other domains.
Audit posture
- Skip link reaches the main content target.
- Focus-visible states are strong on links, buttons, fields, cards, and route links.
- Mobile navigation supports toggle state and Escape close behavior.
- Decorative motion respects reduced-motion preferences.
- Wide tables remain scroll-contained.
Keyboard navigation checklist
Every public route should remain reachable without a pointing device.
Menu toggle
The menu button exposes expanded state, controls the primary navigation, and closes with Escape when open.
Visible focus
Links, buttons, form controls, route cards, and evidence links use high-contrast outlines and offsets.
Native controls
Buttons, links, inputs, and textareas keep their native activation model for Enter, Space, and Tab order.
Scroll containment
Wide evidence tables stay inside scroll wrappers without forcing horizontal page overflow.
Manual review
The audit packet includes blank reviewer placeholders for real device, keyboard, and assistive-technology notes.
Reduced-motion behavior
Decorative motion should not be required for understanding.
The v4.1.0 CSS adds a reduced-motion rule set that disables transitions, suppresses decorative canvas surfaces, and avoids smooth scrolling when the visitor has asked for reduced motion. The existing JavaScript motion guard remains progressive enhancement only.
Manual evidence placeholders
keyboardTabOrderNotes, screenReaderSpotCheckNotes, colorContrastNotes, reducedMotionNotes, mobileMenuKeyboardNotes, and followUpAction are intentionally blank in the evidence packet.
Boundary confirmation
Accessibility polish does not widen the claim surface.
This audit is static, public-safe, and manual-review oriented. It does not add runtime AI behavior, model training, live crawling, telemetry loops, agent execution, endpoint execution, credential validation, private-network probing, remote-site writes, webhooks, tunnel opening, screenshot automation, rollback automation, correction automation, safety certification, consciousness claims, biological-equivalence claims, medical/therapy claims, or command-and-control claims over other domains.