Accessibility Statement

We build with accessibility in mind from the start, not as a final pass. WCAG 2.2 AA guides our design and testing decisions, but we don’t claim certification, ADA certification, perfect compliance, or a legal guarantee of compliance; those aren’t things a website can honestly claim about itself.

• Keyboard operability: every interactive element is reachable and usable by keyboard alone, not just a mouse or touchscreen
• Visible focus states, applied site-wide rather than removed
• Semantic structure: one heading level 1 per page, headings that descend in order, and real landmarks (header, navigation, main, footer)
• Support for reduced motion: visitors who prefer less motion get a stable, fully visible page rather than a broken one
• Responsive layouts designed for mobile, tablet, and desktop, not just one screen size
• Labeled form fields, with errors announced to assistive technology rather than conveyed by color alone
• Real interactive elements (buttons, links, and the native dialog element for menus) instead of divs styled to look clickable

This is a small, actively developing website, and we don’t claim it’s free of accessibility issues. If something doesn’t work well with your assistive technology, we want to know. See “Report a problem” below.

Some elements on this site, such as the Cloudflare Turnstile verification widget, are provided by third parties. We choose vendors thoughtfully, but we can’t guarantee the accessibility of tools we don’t build ourselves.

If you run into an accessibility barrier on this website, please tell us. The most reliable way to reach us right now is the Start Your Project form. We don't yet have a dedicated privacy or accessibility inbox, so mention what you're writing about and we'll route your message appropriately.

We’ll update this statement as our accessibility work continues and as the website changes.