Current approach
The website uses semantic HTML, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus styles, contrast-aware design tokens, responsive reflow, meaningful image alternatives, reduced-motion handling, and a low-JavaScript static architecture.
Testing
Review methods include:
- axe-core automated accessibility scans across all public page templates
- Lighthouse accessibility, performance, best-practice, and SEO checks
- Keyboard-only navigation and visible-focus review
- Responsive overflow, zoom, reflow, and text-spacing checks
- Screen-reader-informed review of landmarks, headings, navigation, forms, and images
Automated results do not prove complete conformance. Manual review and retesting remain part of the release process, especially after design, content, or form changes.
Inquiry form review
The inquiry form uses semantic HTML and site-controlled styles. Its visible labels, required and optional states, instructions, keyboard behavior, focus treatment, validation, responsive reflow, interest-area preselection, and confirmation page are included in release review.
Netlify processes the submission after the visitor activates the form's Send inquiry button. The Contact page also provides a direct email option. Automated checks cannot establish complete accessibility conformance, so human testing and retesting remain necessary.
Encountered a barrier?
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, use the inquiry form and select Web Accessibility. Describe the page, action, and problem without including sensitive information.