Standard
The engineering target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA, with selected higher-impact practices including strong focus appearance and 44×44 pixel targets where practical. No accessibility overlay is used.
Implemented features
- Semantic landmarks, one H1 per page and structural breadcrumbs
- Skip link and visible
:focus-visiblestyles - Sticky-header offsets through
scroll-padding-topandscroll-margin-top - Keyboard-operable navigation, directories, search and map controls
- Reduced-motion support and no autoplay media
- Readable reflow from 320px and at high zoom
- System fonts with no external font dependency
- Core content and navigation remain available without JavaScript
Maps and data
Every mapped region appears as a standard HTML link and semantic list. Charts are not used where a table communicates the information more directly. Map controls provide button alternatives to dragging.
Testing
This package includes automated HTML, link, focus-structure, reduced-motion, responsive and browser smoke checks. Automated testing cannot certify full WCAG conformance or replace manual assistive-technology evaluation.
Known limitations
Native NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver and switch-device testing was not available in this build environment. These checks remain required before a formal conformance claim or production launch.
Feedback
The live accessibility feedback channel is pending because no authorized mailbox was present in the repository. The issue and intended owner are recorded in the project memory and validation report.
Authority and record status
Responsible authority: National Engineering Directorate.
This page distinguishes implemented engineering features from testing that still requires human assistive-technology review.
Revision date: . Public corrections may be initiated through the diplomatic contact route.