14 — ACCESSIBILITY
Interfaces should remain usable under different conditions.
Accessibility is treated as part of semantic structure, interaction design and delivery quality.
14.01 — APPROACH
Keyboard accessInteractive controls are designed for visible focus and keyboard use.
Semantic markupLandmarks, headings, labels and links provide meaningful structure.
ContrastDark surfaces and text hierarchy are designed for readable contrast.
Reduced motionMotion is restrained and respects the reduced-motion preference.
FormsLabels, status messages and validation states are exposed to assistive technology.
Responsive designLayouts are tested across narrow and wide viewport conditions.
14.02 — STATUS
Implementation approach, not a certification claim.
This page describes the current front-end approach. Formal compliance status, audits or conformance certification require separate verification.