Keyboard support
Skip link, menu toggle, Escape-to-close behaviour, visible focus outlines, and link/button focus states are included.
Readable, keyboard-accessible, and predictable.
The public platform should be practical to navigate on desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile screens without relying on heavy JavaScript or visual effects.
Motion control
Reduced-motion preferences are respected so interface transitions do not become distracting or uncomfortable.
Contrast discipline
The dark/cyan interface uses high-contrast text and restrained accent usage for interactive states and section markers.
Static fallback
Content remains visible as plain HTML. JavaScript improves menu and copy helpers but does not own the information architecture.
Public standard
Accessibility is part of trust.
A public trust platform should be easy to read, easy to verify, and easy to navigate. The baseline favours simple markup, semantic headings, consistent links, and responsive layout rules.
Baseline checks
Front-end requirements
Skip link present
Menu button labelled
Focus-visible states defined
Reduced motion supported
Print style included
Responsive menu retained
Images have alt text
Core pages work as static HTML