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Navigation and reading
The website uses a skip-to-content link, labeled navigation areas, one main page heading, and a consistent structure. The header remains visible while scrolling, and internal section links leave space for it. On smaller screens, the navigation can be expanded with the menu button. Press Escape to close the expanded menu and return focus to its button.
Links and controls have visible keyboard focus indicators. The learning-path tabs can be changed with the arrow keys, Home, or End when a tab has focus. Frequently asked questions use native disclosure controls, which can be opened and closed with the keyboard.
Motion and the sale banners
The two sale banners have still-image alternatives. The site starts with those alternatives when your device requests reduced motion, and the pause control stops both banners. You can play the animation again with the same control. The choice stays in the current browser session when session storage is available.
The text of the banner link identifies the domain inquiry destination even when images are not displayed. No important guide content depends on animation, hovering, or the conceptual connection artwork.
Small screens and magnification
Pages reflow for narrow screens, and article text is provided as ordinary HTML rather than embedded in an image. The featured artwork supplements the title and description instead of replacing them. Most visual spacing and typography adapts to screen width, while the exact-size banner assets scale proportionally to fit.
A text-only path to the same educational content is also available through the full-content RSS feed. Printing an article hides the navigation and promotional banners so that the text remains the focus.
Without JavaScript
The educational pages, links, article text, and native FAQ controls remain available without JavaScript. The banners stay still. The learning paths are displayed together, and mobile navigation remains accessible rather than depending on a button that cannot operate.
Report a barrier
If something prevents you from reading or navigating, email [email protected]. Include the page address, the action you were trying to take, and any non-sensitive browser or assistive-technology details that would help explain the issue.
This page describes implemented features, not a claim of formal accessibility certification. Feedback about a specific barrier is welcome. You do not need to disclose a medical condition or other personal information to report an interface problem.