Designed to be explored.
With or without a mouse.
The site includes accessible navigation patterns and readable content, with room for continued improvement.
Navigation and structure
A skip link moves keyboard focus to the main content. Pages use descriptive headings, visible focus indicators, labeled navigation regions, and an explicit mobile menu control. The menu can be closed with Escape, and page links remain ordinary links.
Readable, responsive content
Layouts adapt to narrow screens. Wide code blocks and data tables scroll within their own regions rather than forcing the entire page sideways. Images have explicit dimensions and descriptive alternatives. The site uses system fonts and respects the reduced-motion setting.
Interactive examples
Sample choices and article filters are buttons with pressed states. Loading, result counts, and copy feedback use status messages. Result tables include column headings. The same fictional JSON files remain available as ordinary download links when JavaScript is disabled.
Important limitations
These features are not a claim of formal accessibility certification or a guarantee that every assistive-technology combination has been tested. The layout and interactions should continue to be checked as the site changes.
Report a barrier
Email [email protected] with the page address, the task you were trying to complete, and the browser or assistive technology involved. Do not include private personal or participant records in a report.
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