Keyboard
Skip navigation, visible focus, logical source order, and operable controls.
Accessibility
Access is an engineering requirement.
The platform targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA. B024 establishes automated structural controls and remediates verified platform-wide issues; it does not claim certified conformance.
TargetWCAG 2.2 AA
AuditB024 baseline
Automated checksPassing
Conformance claimNot yet issued
Structure
Semantic landmarks, one primary page heading, and labelled regions.
Perception
Text alternatives, non-colour status cues, readable contrast, and responsive reflow.
Motion
Animation is restrained and disabled when reduced motion is requested.
Forms
Persistent labels, explicit status, clear consent, and no inaccessible placeholder-only fields.
Compatibility
Standards-based HTML designed for current browsers and assistive technology.
Baseline findings
Systemic issues corrected.
- Search no longer moves focus automatically on page load.
- Search filters expose their selected state and explicit button behaviour.
- Dynamic result counts announce changes without exposing decorative arrows.
- Reduced-motion preferences disable smooth scrolling and transitions.
- High-contrast and forced-colour modes retain visible boundaries and controls.
Current limitations
Testing must continue with real people and assistive technology.
The baseline does not replace manual testing with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, browser zoom, voice control, cognitive review, or users with disabilities. Dynamic features must be reassessed when contact, billing, subscriptions, documentation search, and customer workflows become active.