What we aim to support
Pages use semantic headings, descriptive links, keyboard-accessible controls, visible focus states, image descriptions, strong contrast, and layouts that adapt to smaller screens.
Motion is restrained and reduced when a device requests reduced motion. Theme choices preserve readable contrast in light and dark settings.
- Keyboard navigation
- Screen-reader structure
- Text contrast
- Responsive reflow
- Reduced motion
Known limits and improvement
Generated editorial artwork supports context but is not required to understand the articles. Financial notation and tables are explained in surrounding text where practical.
If an aspect of the site creates a barrier, the useful report includes the page, device or assistive technology, and the task that could not be completed. We use such feedback to prioritize correction.
Alternative access
Core educational information is presented as selectable HTML text rather than being embedded only in images. The HTML sitemap offers another path to every main page.