Commitment
We want people with diverse visual, hearing, motor, cognitive, and technological needs to access the studio’s information and contact routes.
Target
WCAG 2.2 Level AA is used as a practical benchmark for design, content, development, and review.
Structure and navigation
Pages use headings, landmarks, descriptive links, labeled controls, visible focus behavior, and keyboard-operable navigation.
Visual presentation
Text reflows on narrow screens, supports browser zoom, and uses contrast intended for readable content and controls. Decorative route lines do not carry essential meaning.
Images and media
Meaningful images include text alternatives. Project visuals are accompanied by explanatory text and are not the sole source of project information.
Forms and feedback
Form fields have labels and required states. The demonstration form confirms locally; email is available as an alternative contact route.
Testing
Representative routes are reviewed at desktop and mobile widths for keyboard behavior, overflow, image loading, semantics, and console errors. Automated checks are supplemented by manual review.
Known limitations
Some conceptual project imagery may not communicate fine interface detail. Long-form text provides the relevant methods and outcomes. External email software is outside our control.
Assistance
If a format or interaction creates a barrier, email [email protected] with the page, task, device, and assistive technology if relevant. We will seek a reasonable alternative.
Review
Accessibility is reviewed as the site changes. Issues blocking core information or contact are prioritized.