Keyboard access
Navigation, filters, disclosures, account controls, and horizontally scrollable evidence tables are operable without a pointer. A skip link moves directly to the main content.
Access for every reader
Accessibility
We are building this professional evidence library to support keyboard, screen-reader, low-vision, reduced-motion, touch, and zoom-based use. Our target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA, with testing across the public library, account, authentication, and billing journeys before launch.
Last reviewed: August 22, 2026
Accessibility features
Visible focus
Interactive elements use a high-contrast focus indicator designed to remain visible on both paper and dark surfaces, including high-contrast and forced-colors modes.
Motion control
The interface honors your operating system’s reduced-motion preference. Decorative path movement, parallax, smooth scrolling, and staged reveals are removed while all content remains available.
Readable structure
Pages use semantic headings, landmarks, lists, tables, labels, captions, and status messages so relationships are available to screen readers and other assistive technology.
Zoom and reflow
Layouts are designed to reflow at narrow widths and browser zoom. Wide evidence tables stay inside named, keyboard-focusable scroll regions rather than forcing the entire page to overflow.
Evidence beyond color
Review status, evidence direction, certainty, safety context, and regulatory state are written in text and are never communicated by color alone.
Report an accessibility barrier
Tell us which page or task was difficult, what assistive technology and browser you used, and the format or accommodation that would help. We will acknowledge reports and prioritize barriers that prevent sign-in, payment, account management, or access to published educational content.
Accessibility contact
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Clerk and Stripe provide parts of the authentication and payment experience. We test those embedded flows too, and will document any known third-party limitations here.