Accessibility

1. Our standard

We target WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Every interactive control has an accessible name, every image has real alternative text, data tables are marked up for screen readers, and colour is never the only way we convey meaning.

2. How we check

Accessibility is audited against the rendered page, not just the source, and every page is checked at 375px wide before anything larger. Audits run on each change that touches a page rather than once a year.

3. Known gaps

This is an ongoing commitment, not a finished state. If you hit a barrier anywhere on this site, tell us and we will treat it as a defect, not a suggestion. What we know is open, today:

• Comparison table

  Not yet

  Above two cards the desktop table scrolls sideways, which is hard to follow with a screen magnifier. Open. The phone layout shows two cards at a time and does not scroll; the desktop table still does.

• Dark theme

  Not yet

  The palette is defined and not switched on, so a reader who prefers a dark interface gets the light one. Open. It needs a change to how the theme is compiled, not new colours.

• Card artwork

  Not yet

  Alternative text names the card but does not describe the artwork itself. Open. The name is the useful part; the description is not written yet.