Action should not depend on perfect vision, hearing, mobility, bandwidth, or public visibility.

Built into the current application

• Keyboard skip navigation and visible focus treatment.
• Reduced-motion support.
• Logical inline CSS properties for future right-to-left languages.
• Text equivalents rather than chart-only results.
• No audio or video required for the core assessment.
• Mobility, connectivity, and public-exposure preferences modify recommendations without lowering scores.
• Low-data and basic offline-recovery architecture.

Accessibility testing

Before claiming formal conformance, the deployed interface should be tested with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, zoom and reflow, contrast analysis, right-to-left content, and people who use assistive technologies. Accessibility is evaluated against the deployed experience rather than source code alone.