Review the accessibility approach, keyboard support, semantic structure, motion choices, and local feedback limits for this career directory.
1. Commitment
We aim to make career information usable across keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, and small-screen contexts.
2. Structure
Pages use semantic headings, landmarks, labels, descriptive links, and a skip link. Images include alternative text when they carry content.
3. Interaction
Navigation drawer, filters, forms, save controls, checklist, consent, and reset actions are designed for keyboard use with visible focus.
4. Visual presentation
The palette targets strong contrast, layouts reflow without horizontal scrolling, and key information is not conveyed by color alone.
5. Motion
The interface avoids required motion and respects reduced-motion preferences for transitions.
6. Known limits
Temporary or third-party browser behavior may affect announcements and storage. External linked sites are outside our control.
7. Feedback
The contact form records feedback only in your browser and cannot deliver it. A deployer should provide a real accessible channel before public launch if responses are expected.
8. Ongoing review
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. Content and controls should be retested after production assets or hosting integrations change.