Accessibility.

Keyboard navigation

Every page opens with a skip link that jumps straight to the main content. Navigation, disclosures, forms and dialogs can be reached and operated with the keyboard alone.

The focused element is always visible: focus styles are never removed, only restyled to stay legible against the surface behind them.

Screen readers and page structure

Pages use landmark regions and one ordered heading structure per page, so a screen reader can move by heading or jump straight to the main region. Expandable questions and menus report their open state.

Forms and error messages

Every field has a visible label that is programmatically associated with its control. Invalid fields are marked for assistive technology as well as visually, and the message says what to correct rather than only that something is wrong.

Zoom and reflow

Layouts are built in relative units and reflow to a single column, so text can be enlarged or the window narrowed without content being cut off or requiring horizontal scrolling.

Motion

Movement is limited to short functional transitions. If your system asks for reduced motion, those transitions are switched off rather than merely shortened.