Reading and navigation
Pages use native headings, landmarks and links. A skip link moves to main content. Menus work with keyboard controls, Escape and focus restoration. Text and controls reflow at narrow widths; decorative scenes simplify without hiding essential information.
Tools and alternatives
Service information, example situations, articles and worksheets remain readable without JavaScript. The full brief questionnaire is available statically. Interactive filtering, service recommendations and export tools need JavaScript. TXT worksheets and print layouts provide simpler formats.
Motion and colour
No autoplay or continuously moving decoration is used. Reduced-motion preferences remove transitions. Native control labels, text and focus indicators communicate state without relying solely on colour. Forced-colour mode retains visible boundaries.
Personal answers
The sample brief and service finder do not transmit or store answers. Leaving, reloading and browser Back restoration clear the draft. Copy and download happen only when chosen.
Known limitations
Original generated artwork is illustrative. Some subtle clay relief disappears in forced-colour mode. Independent screen-reader acceptance and physical-device testing remain separate from local automated checks. This page records supported behaviour, not a claim that every assistive-technology combination has been verified.