Design approach
The site uses semantic landmarks, a skip link, logical headings, descriptive link text, keyboard-visible focus, responsive reflow, scalable text, high contrast, reduced-motion support, and HTML content that remains available without JavaScript.
CSS visual fields
Abstract visual panels are decorative editorial structure. Where a panel conveys an article identity, it includes a text alternative and does not carry essential instructions. No information depends on color alone.
Interactive library
Filters are buttons with visible states, the search control has a label, and result changes are announced. With JavaScript disabled, all articles remain visible and navigable.
External limitations
Linked research papers, PDFs, government portals, and third-party resources may have accessibility barriers outside this site’s control. Articles explain why a source is relevant so readers can make an informed choice before following it.
Feedback
Use the postal contact with the page URL, device and browser, assistive technology, expected result, and observed barrier when possible. Do not include unnecessary sensitive information.