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What the site is designed to support
Pages use semantic landmarks, a logical heading structure, descriptive links, visible keyboard focus and text alternatives for meaningful imagery. Core reading and navigation remain available without hover.
Layouts adapt across phone and desktop widths, and long chapter navigation remains scrollable instead of clipping essential destinations.
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Motion is optional
When reduced motion is requested at operating-system or browser level, the site removes non-essential animation and presents the important content in a direct reading flow.
Video-led perspective sequences retain a still-image path and the same navigation and contact destinations.
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The standard and the boundary
The ongoing target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This is a commitment to continued testing and improvement, not a claim that every page or third-party surface has been formally certified.
The two preserved DAO pages and external booking service are separate experiences and may not yet match the rebuilt portfolio’s accessibility standard.
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Report an accessibility problem
Email [email protected] with the page address, what you were trying to do, and—if comfortable—the browser or assistive technology involved. A plain-language description is enough.
