Built to be usable by everyone.

Our target

This website targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA (aligned with EN 301 549) across all thirteen locales — including full right-to-left presentation for Hebrew and Arabic, and script-correct typography for Japanese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese.

What is engineered in

• Semantic structure: one H1 per page, logical heading order, landmark regions, and a visible skip-to-content link — localized in every language.
• Keyboard access: every interactive element is reachable and operable by keyboard, with solid, high-contrast focus indicators; the language switcher is a disclosure of real links that never navigates on input alone.
• Color and contrast: all text meets or exceeds AA contrast ratios, computed from our design tokens; status is never conveyed by color alone.
• Forms: programmatic labels, autocomplete attributes, error messages announced via role="alert", and focus moved to the outcome on submission.
• Motion: the site is static-first by design, and all remaining animation is disabled under prefers-reduced-motion.
• Language integrity: every page declares its true language and direction; where content falls back to English in a partially localized edition, it is marked as English so assistive technology uses the correct voice.

Known limitations

• The contact form requires JavaScript. If it does not load, every page footer links this statement and the contact page; we are evaluating a no-script fallback channel.
• A formal Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT) is in preparation and will be published here; assistive-technology test coverage across all thirteen locales is being expanded and will be documented with it.
• Deep pages in partially localized editions are served in English with a localized notice, as described above.

Feedback

If anything on this site is difficult to use with assistive technology, we want to know. Reach us through the contact page and mention accessibility — reports of this kind are triaged as defects, not feedback.